Fast forward to this year’s IPCPR Convention & Trade Show, when General showed off the fourth brand in the line: CAO Orellana, which gets its name from the Spanish explorer and conquistador Francisco de Orellana, who discovered the Amazon River and was the first to travel its entire length in 1542. As with the rest of the releases in the line, the main visual distinction of the cigars is a thin rope of tobacco that is wrapped around the length and glued down, eventually forming a sort of band near the cap. The CAO Orellana is rolled at General’s STG Estelí factory in Nicaragua and is packaged in boxes of 20. The cigars, although so far the number of cigars being released remains undisclosed.