Hiram & Solomon Cigars has introduced a new limited-edition cigar called “High Twelve” as part of its Grand Lodge Series. The release honors M.W. J. Eugene Margroff, the Grand Master of Masons for New Jersey, and reflects themes of time, fellowship, and reflection drawn from Ecclesiastes.
The High Twelve is a 6 x 52 Toro cigar made in the Dominican Republic with a balanced blend aimed at cigar enthusiasts. It retails for $16 per cigar and comes in boxes of 10, with only 1,000 boxes produced. Shipping is available worldwide starting now.
A portion of the proceeds will support charitable organizations, aligning with the company’s focus on philanthropy. Hiram & Solomon Cigars, inspired by Freemasonry, emphasizes quality blends and community support through its products.
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