The medium to full bodied blend features an Ecuadorian Dark Corojo wrapper over Nicaraguan binder and fillers. The full name "Taken From the Devil's Hand" refers to Cuban Corojo seeds that were smuggled out of Cuba away from the government.
The medium to full bodied blend features an Ecuadorian Dark Corojo wrapper over Nicaraguan binder and fillers. The full name "Taken From the Devil's Hand" refers to Cuban Corojo seeds that were smuggled out of Cuba away from the government.
The Metropolitan Maduro features a US Connecticut Broadleaf maduro wrapper over Dominican binder and fillers. The result is a medium to full bodied cigar with rich notes of cocoa and earthy undertones.
This 3/4 to Full-Bodied blend is a perfect combination of Ecuadorian wrapper with Nicaraguan binders and fillers. The Habano sun grown Oscuro wrapper and the gentle box pressing give the cigar complexity and balance.
This cigar is blended with several Cuban tobacco seeds, making it smooth and creamy. It starts with the signature My Father spice and has a rich cocoa flavor. It produces a beautiful white ash giving it a great finish.
In 2019 My Father Cigars purchased the Fonseca brand from the Quesada Family who has been making them in the Dominican Republic for over 45 years. Now My Father Cigars has created a Nicaraguan puro that pays homage to the historic Cuban brand that was fou
In 2019 My Father Cigars purchased the Fonseca brand from the Quesada Family who has been making them in the Dominican Republic for over 45 years. Now My Father Cigars has created a Nicaraguan puro that pays homage to the historic Cuban brand that was fou
In 2019 My Father Cigars purchased the Fonseca brand from the Quesada Family who has been making them in the Dominican Republic for over 45 years. Now My Father Cigars has created a Nicaraguan puro that pays homage to the historic Cuban brand that was fou
My Father has added the second blend to the Fonseca portfolio since purchasing the brand name from Quesada in 2019. The Mexico Editions replaces the Nicaraguan Corojo 99 rosado wrapper with a dark, oily Mexican San Andres wrapper. The Nicaraguan binder a
My Father has added the second blend to the Fonseca portfolio since purchasing the brand name from Quesada in 2019. The Mexico Editions replaces the Nicaraguan Corojo 99 rosado wrapper with a dark, oily Mexican San Andres wrapper. The Nicaraguan binder a
My Father has added the second blend to the Fonseca portfolio since purchasing the brand name from Quesada in 2019. The Mexico Editions replaces the Nicaraguan Corojo 99 rosado wrapper with a dark, oily Mexican San Andres wrapper. The Nicaraguan binder a
My Father has added the second blend to the Fonseca portfolio since purchasing the brand name from Quesada in 2019. The Mexico Editions replaces the Nicaraguan Corojo 99 rosado wrapper with a dark, oily Mexican San Andres wrapper. The Nicaraguan binder a
Olmec is named after the indigenous people that inhabited the San Andrès region of Mexico that now produce some of the finest tobacco wrappers in the world. The blend features a Mexican San Andrès Negro wrapper over a Nicaraguan binder and Nicaraguan fi