La Gloria Cubana (non-Cuban)

The cigars that make up this limited release were made by 20 workers, each of whom have at least 15 years of experience. The blend includes tobacco from higher priming leaves that are taken from closer to the top of the tobacco plant to add more flavor and strength.

The name of the person who made each cigar is printed on a secondary band. This release is limited to less than 20,000 cigars.

The line gets its name for the hybrid-seed binder developed for the blend.

Like its predecessor, the cigar was developed with input from La Gloria Cubana Society Members who are counted among the brand’s most devoted fans across the U.S.

It’s the first time that the non-Cuban

General Cigar Co. says these 7 1/4 x 54 double robustos were rolled in 2019.

There’s a new 7 x 70 version of the La Gloria Cubana Serie R Maduro blend.

While the El Credito Cigar Factory is no longer, the La Gloria Cubana brand returned to its Miami roots for a new limited edition, producing them kitty-corner from the legendary factory.

It won’t be made at El Credito, but just across the street from the brand’s original home.

The new La Gloria Cubana Serie S will begin shipping next week. It uses a Mexican San Andrés wrapper over a Nicaraguan binder and fillers from the Dominican Republic and Nicaragua.

The new cigars draws on the opinions and feedback of more than 2,000 of the brand’s fans.