La Antiguedad

Award-winning father-and-son cigarmakers Pepin and Jaime Garcia blend My Father La Antiguedad cigars from a hearty recipe of premium tobaccos. An oily, dark-brown Ecuador Habano wrapper leaf surrounds a complex core of vintage Nicaraguan long-fillers grown on three different farms in the country’s San Rafael, Las Quebradas, and San José regions. La Antiguedad is Spanish for “The Antiquity,” and it debuted in 2014 in a series of handcrafted, box-pressed sizes. Tasting notes of cedar, toast, walnut, and spice mingle with hints of raisin and toffee throughout a full-bodied profile, released as a follow-up to the company’s first ‘Cigar of the Year’ titleholder, the 96-rated Flor de las Antillas. The critics ranked My Father La Antiguedad in their annual ‘Top 25 Cigars’ in 2019 with a 92-point rating. Add this small-batch classic to your next order.