La Vieja Habana Cigars

Drew Estates created the La Vieja Habana Maduro Bomberito for cigar lovers seeking a great smoke at an affordable price. With a dark Brazilian Maduro wrapper and Nicaraguan binder and filler tobaccos, La Vieja Habana Maduro provides nice hints of chocolate and coffee in a medium-strength Small Panatela.

Among the LVH blends, La Vieja Habana Connecticut Shade Celebracion National (7" x 52) is the most mellow. This cigar is wrapped in a light Connecticut Shade wrapper and contains Nicaraguan tobaccos from Esteli and Jalapa Valley that deliver a smooth, earthy profile with a creamy finish.

With the La Vieja Habana Brazilian Maduro Chateau Corona cigars, you'll get a well-balanced, full-bodied smoke that's laced with spice and earthiness. This cigar offers the best value Maduro cigar for your money because it has a higher wrapper-to-filler ratio than other cigars. A bold, aromatic value-priced cigar that only tastes expensive.

La Vieja Habana Corojo Chateau Corona cigars are well-made and a great value. Introduced in 1994, these cigars are handmade with a Cuban Sandwich blend featuring Nicaragua-grown long and short filler tobaccos, all rolled in a spicy Nicaraguan Corojo wrapper. Drawing easily, the smoke is rich, smooth, earthy, and produces clouds of thick blue smoke with a sweet aroma that invites the smoker to explore more. Experience the excellence of La Vieja Habana cigars - the lead horse in Drew Estate's stable.

La Vieja Habana Maduro Gordito Rico Cigars are intricately handcrafted to bring you a robust flavor and unforgettable smoking experience. The cigars are made from a premium selection of Nicaraguan tobaccos, harvested in Esteli and the Jalapa Valley. The long filler and binder of each piece stem from the perfect blend of these two elements. A dark and oily Brazilian Maduro wrapper is used to add a rich accent and a touch of sweetness to the smoke. Flavor notes of warm coffee and silky chocolate bring a wonderful robust quality to the smoke as well.

Each cigar is 6 inches in length, with a ring gauge of 60, making them a wonderful after-dinner cigar. You can even consider them a dessert cigar for their slight sweetness and medium-bodied strength. The cigars are sold in boxes of 16 and are a product of cigar creators and manufacturers, Drew Estate.

The La Vieja Habana Corojo Rothschild Luxo is a great value cigar. This was the first Drew Estate cigar, coming to the market in 1994. It has a Cuban-style blend of Nicaraguan tobaccos and a spicy Nicaraguan Corojo wrapper, allowing each draw to be smooth with an earthy flavor, plenty of thick blue smoke and a sweet aroma. Try one today and find out why La Vieja Habana remains one of the biggest names in cigars.