Flor De Las Antillas

Cuba is the most majestic island in the Caribbean. Due to its beauty, it is known as the "Flower of the Antilles." To commemorate it, the Garcia family chose to use this name for their latest creation: the "Flor de las Antillas" cigar. Their rectangular shape evokes the window aesthetics of the early 20th century—classic and traditional. Under the care of the Garcia family, a fragrant cigar core is selected from Cuban seeds grown in Nicaragua, forming a new series by master blender Jaime Garcia: "My Father Cigar," in honor of his father. The wrapper, grown in the sun (in an open environment without "Tapado" protection), comes from the "Las Marias" farm in the Namanji region near Estelí, which is the best tobacco-growing area in Nicaragua. In the end, we have a cigar that has a certain strength but is very balanced. A tremendous success.