Cuban Cigars Classic Cigar

Cuban Crafters

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In the early days of the Cigars of Cuba, there were certain characteristics that separated them from all others. Not only was the cigar’s tobacco unique in taste and texture, but the finish was
cuban tobacco fields in cuba clearly different. The cigar was box-pressed. The cap of the cigar (the head) was finished with a twisted curly top.
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The bottom of the cigar (the foot or tail) was pressed into the cigar itself. Making the cigars in this fashion is still the way that Cubans that harvest tobacco in Cuba and throughout the world still make their own personal cigars in the fields. It is the traditional Cuban way to make cigars.

CUBAN CRAFTERS Cigars brings back to mind those times when Cuban cigars were the best in the world. They are meticulously handcrafted by skilled master rollers.

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They are silky and impeccably box-pressed. Each cigar is finished the way Cuban cigars used to be. The cigar’s cap is finished with a long curly head and the foot of the cigar is a typical Cuban cola (tail). As in the Cuba of the past, each tobacco leaf of the cigar is hand picked. The leaves are then cured and aged through a long and extensive fermentation and aging process. After three years and five curing fermentations, the leaves evolve into a perfect cigar at the hands of these artisans. Smoking it is an experience all by itself. The cigar’s draw is firm and it burns even. The white ash is long and clean. The complex taste of these cigars is intensely flavorful and full in body. It is a tribute to those that harvested tobacco in Cuba and made world renowned Cuban Classics before they were classics.