EL JATO

• Wrapper:
• Habano or San Andrés: These are two distinct types of wrappers. Habano wrappers are often spicy and rich, with earthy and sometimes sweet flavors, while San Andrés wrappers are known for their rich, deep flavors with notes of cocoa, earth, and coffee. Both bring unique characteristics to a cigar, so the choice between them would influence the final flavor profile.

• Binder:
• Dominican: Dominican binders typically contribute to a smooth and balanced smoking experience. They help to hold the filler leaves together and often add mild, woody, and slightly creamy notes to the cigar.

• Filler:
• Dominican, Cuban, Nicaraguan, and U.S.A.: A diverse blend of fillers from different regions:
  • Dominican tobacco tends to be smooth, mild, and sometimes nutty.
  • Cuban tobacco is famed for its complexity, depth, and signature earthy flavors.
  • Nicaraguan tobacco adds spice, strength, and bold flavors, often with notes of pepper and leather.
  • U.S.A. tobacco (often Connecticut or Broadleaf) can bring a sweetness or sometimes a slightly smoky flavor, depending on the type used.

• Strength:
• Medium: This suggests the cigar will offer a balanced smoking experience—not too light, but not overpowering either. Expect a harmonious blend of flavors without too much intensity, making it suitable for most smokers.

 Our cigars are meticulously farmed in the Dominican Republic, renowned worldwide for its perfect climate and fertile soil that produce some of the finest tobacco in the world. Every cigar is a testament to the island’s rich tradition of craftsmanship and quality