Several lines of Bossner little cigars from the Dominican Republic
Very few people are allowed to make a variety of fine cigars just for themselves and to give them the maiden name of their own great-grandmother. And what he appreciates himself, he also shares with the world. Bossner little cigars are a popular brand. But that is not only due to the eye-catching, golden, sparkling waist band, which shows from a distance what the connoisseur can afford. The fine taste also underlines what the high quality of workmanship suggests: Here, high-quality tobacco leaves have been processed that can only be found in the highest enjoyment league.
The success story of the self-made millionaire begins with the sale of his own chocolate in Berlin. Konstantin Loskutnikov came to Germany with his family in 1992 and started from scratch. The yield was just enough for survival and necessity made inventive. Together with his father, he developed the idea of producing chocolate himself and selling it under the name “Bossner”. His dark chocolate had a very high cocoa content and a surprisingly fruity filling. There was no such thing in Germany before and the product was very well received by customers. Coffee followed the chocolate.
Business was good and Loskutnikov took a vacation in the Dominican Republic. Here he understood that cigars can also be made very individually. Loskutnikov himself had been a passionate admirer of Cuban cigars. And now that he had the change he had set himself a new goal. He attended tobacco exhibitions, talked to cigar manufacturers and negotiated with businessmen from the cigar world. And so, about 10 years after the first Bossner chocolate, he also launched his own Bossner little cigars.
Only tobacco leaves of the highest quality were used to make Bossner little cigars. There are also several lines of Bossner little cigars from the Dominican Republic: The spicy “Bossner Classic” with a slight sweetness and cedar aromas are available in the formats Robusto, Churchill (which with 190/20 corresponds more to a classic Double Corona), Torpedo and Panatela. There are also four corona formats. Bossner little cigars in the formats Torpedo, Robusto and Double Corona differ from the Bossner Classic line by the cover sheet. The small lines “Bossner Ambassador” and “Bossner Cleopatra” have a Brasil-Maduro cover sheet.
