Casdagli Brings a Double-Barreled Costa Rica Play to Dortmund

Casdagli arrives at next week's InterTabac with two distinct projects. Daughters of the Wind Rosado relaunches the equestrian-themed line in five vitolas built around a Costa Rican habano rosado wrapper and Costa Rican binder, with a filler of Costa Rican and Dominican leaf; the Lonsdale alone swaps in Peruvian tobacco, a deliberate split personality within one box. The second act is the Dominita Corojo 2012, a 4 x 35 parejo rolled entirely from corojo 2012 grown on Leo Reyes' plantations in Navarrete, Dominican Republic. Jeremy Casdagli frames the Dominita project as a terroir study rather than a single cigar, and both blends ship to stores this month. After the Napoleonic Brothers of the Sabre pair announced earlier this week, the boutique is clearly betting that provenance storytelling, not scarcity mechanics, is what justifies a premium in 2026.