La Antiguedad Corona Grande - Pack of 5
La Antiguedad, the second box-pressed line from Pepin Garcia and My Father cigars. Meaning 'The Antiquity,' La Antiguedad joins Flor de las Antillas as a representation of the Garcia family's Cuban heritage. Once a Cuban brand, La Antiguedad utilizes the original box artwork, and employs a traditional blend of Cuban-seed tobaccos to create yet another masterpiece from the hands of Pepin Garcia.An expertly blended selection of unique tobaccos were used to create La Antiguedad. A slightly reddish-hued Ecuadorian Habano Rosado Oscuro wrapper blankets a double Nicaraguan binder, one Criollo the other Corojo. Inside, a collection of Nicaraguan tobaccos from three prominent growing regions. Aged a minimum of three and a half years, these tobaccos produce a very complex, yet smooth medium to full-bodied profile, and yields notes of cocoa, coffee, leather and a touch of pepper."This box-pressed cigar is a strong and hearty smoke full of baker's chocolate, roasted coffee beans and earth, but balanced by floral sweetness."
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Mike's Cigars
Quantity: Pack of 5
shape: Corona
ring: 47 Ring
length: 6.38 Inches
strength: Medium Full
country: Nicaragua
wrapper: Ecuador
filler: Nicaragua
binder: Nicaragua
$40.95$45.5
$8.19 per cigar · Pack of 5
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Pleasantly impressed!!
Smoking Vic
2nd Jul 2018
Thought Id try this one, made by My Father with tobacco seeds from Cuba and leaves aged at least 3 years I was certainly intrigued! Wanted to give this blend at try especially in comparison to its cousin the Flor de Las Antilas Toro. Needless to say, no disappointment here.
After cutting, a cold draw revealed notes of chocolate and nutty bread. After lighting, combustion was controllable although there were burnouts about 1.5" in. After that, any ash over 1 inch was ashed and combustion held up. Noticed sweet tones behind a slightly bitter espresso taste which complemented each other well. Noticed leather upfront that faded a bit through the smoke. Further into the smoke those compliments remained constant, not too oily or very little pepper throughout. More importantly, this smoke seemed less acidic than its cousin Flor de Las Antilas Toro.
All in all, a very pleasant smoke with a modest flavor profile that isn't over bearing. Will certainly buy a few more to age in humidor!
Eye Opener
Jessie G.
29th Oct 2020
My first cigar from My Father. Always heard alot about their blends but never got around to try one until now. I don't know why i waited so long because this cigar was just a pleasure to smoke. Nice white ash with alot of smoke on the draw. Lots of nutty flavors with pepper dominating the second half. Need to try some more My Fathers ASAP
A steal
Jjmcsmokey
16th Sep 2021
I expected to pay 160 for a box of these top top quality cigars by My Father! Ive smoked these before in the my fathers best cigar sampler and fell in love instantly! Seriously a high quality cigar, ive smoked five and they are consistant, great burn, aromatic and flavorful. The thing i want to leave you with is the Finish. The taste lingers on your tongue for a long while, if your not careful youll be relighting often due to the long and pleasant finish.
