Tarazona Cigars adds to its sales team
Tarazona Cigars adds to its sales team. The cigar brand from Miami has been adding to its staff for the last few months, and now three more independent cigar brokers are joining the Tarazona family. The new additions follow the recent additions of Justin Sandlin, Benigno “Ben” Rosario, and Christine Morgan. Sandlin is responsible for the Southwest of the United States, including Louisiana, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas. Rosario is VP of International Sales and Development, and Morgan is public and government relations for Tarazona Cigars. But she’s also the territory manager for Delaware, Metro Philadelphia, North Virginia, and Maryland.
They now get help from Ed Ryan of PDX Cigars, Barry McDonald of BM Brands, and Tom Kakadelis of Brothers Solutions & Imports. Each of them will represent Tarazona Cigars in their territory. Ed Ryan’s territory is the Pacific North West. That includes Oregon, Washington, and Idaho. Barry McDonald of BM Brands will cover New England. Brothers Solutions & Imports will take over the DMV. That stands for Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia. This allows Christine Morgan to better manage the rapid growth Tarazona cigars is receiving from DE, NJ, PA & NYC.
In a statement, Eddie Tarazona says “Tarazona Cigars is focused on partnering with our retailers to serve them the best we can especially while we experience an ever more expanding presence across the country. We feel that the sales force we have assembled allows us to do just that.”
ABOUT TARAZONA CIGARS
Tarazona Cigars was born in 2002. The company is based in Miami, Florida. Currently, Tarazona employs eight people including Christine Morgan. The company is responsible for the Tarazona and Caraballo cigar brands. Tarazona Cigars does not have a factory but uses factories in Esteli, Nicaragua, and Tamboril, Dominican Republic.
Tarazona Cigars comes in two blends, Tarazona 305 and Guerrilla 305. 305 is the area code for Miami, where Tarazona Cigars is born and is still located. There are four sizes available for each blend, but not the same vitolas for both blends. Caraballo cigars also come in two blends, 828 Claro and 828 Oscuro. Both Caraballo blends come in three sizes. Just as with the Tarazona blends, not all vitolas in Caraballo blends are the same.
Currently, Tarazona and Caraballo cigars are available in the United States, United Kingdom, The Netherlands, Vietnam, Venezuela, and the Middle East.
