Reinier Lorenzo released the HVC 10th Anniversary cigar to not only commemorate his brand’s first ten years of creating fine cigars, but to welcome the next decade and beyond. The HVC 10th Anniversary is a Nicaraguan puro that sports an enticing Nicaraguan Corojo 99 wrapper, a Nicaraguan binder and long-filler leaves composed of Corojo 99, Criollo 98, and Corojo 2012 tobaccos. The Corojo 2012 is the first time that HVC has used this sought-after tobacco in its blends. This celebratory stick is handmade at the Tabacos Valle de Jalapa, S.A. in Esteli, Nicaragua.

The HVC 500 Years Anniversary  cigar is hand rolled in Nicaragua. It is a full-bodied Nicaraguan puro from its dark Corojo maduro wrapper to its fillers. The HVC 500 Years Anniversary cigar is a powerful yet well-balanced cigar that is best enjoyed after a hearty meal.

Since 2015, HVC founder and gifted cigar crafter Reinier Lorenzo has released the limited-edition HVC Black Friday cigar. The cigar was made to celebrate Black Friday, which marks the start of the frenzied holiday shopping season in the United States (and in other parts of the world). Each annual release uses a different blend and vitola and is issued as a limited edition.

The HVC Cerro Maduro is handmade in Nicaragua. It is a medium-bodied stick that features a Mexican San Andres Maduro wrapper that covers a Nicaraguan binder and filler. The HVC Cerro Maduro has an overall natural sweetness with hints of spice.

The HVC Cerro is named after the Cuban City and neighborhood Reinier Lorenzo, HVC founder, was born and raised. The HVC Cerro Natural features an oily Colorado Corojo 99 wrapper and a Nicaraguan binder and filler. All of these tobaccos have been aged for 3 years to create a cigar that has the complexity and strength reminiscent of Cuban cigars.

HVC Cigars was founded by Reinier Lorenzo with the goal of keeping the timeless tradition Cuban cigar making very much alive. The HVC Edicion Especial 2015 sports a Maduro Mexican San Andres wrapper with Nicaraguan binder and filler for an enjoyable medium-bodied smoking experience.

Since its inception in 2011, HVC has produced a number of quality, Cuban-inspired premium cigars, but only once before have they released a Special Edition (Edicion Especial), back in the year 2015. While there is no telling on how often these exclusive sticks will see the light of day, what you CAN bet on is the supreme flavor they offer! The HVC Edicion Especial 2018 features a shiny Nicaraguan Corojo '99 wrapper draped over a Nicaraguan binder and specially aged Nicaraguan filler that marry one another perfectly to provide creamy, complex notes of pepper, chocolate, and earth. With its limited shelf life and the wavering uncertainty of when, or if, it will be back, it is advised that you stock up on this rare gem while they're still around.

HVC founder Reinier Lorenzo has built his brand around harnessing and perfecting traditional hand-made cigar methods to produce the most complex and savory sticks available today. Cutting absolutely no corners, Lorenzo has enlisted the help of the renowned Fernandez family of AGANORSA fame to help create their first Connecticut Broadleaf wrapped cigar: the HVC First Selection Broadleaf 2018. Available in two sizes, this limited offering utilizes a carefully selected USA Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper on top of premium Nicaraguan binder and filler tobaccos grown on the AGANORSA farm, which in turn provide a smooth and balanced profile containing notes of earth, cedar, cinnamon, and pepper throughout its toasty finish. With only 500 boxes of these exceptional smokes being made, make sure you don't miss your chance to sample the latest and greatest from HVC.

The HVC Havana City Seleccion No.1 Connecticut cigar line offers a delicious blend that will delight the palates of aficionados who are looking for a cigar that offers both a traditional as well as a contemporary smoking indulgence. The cigar’s expert use of an Ecuadorian Connecticut Shade wrapper blended with a Nicaraguan binder and filler combine to produce a memorable smoking experience. The cigars are handmade in Nicaragua.

The HVC Havana City Seleccion No.1 Habano is a follow-up to the popular Seleccion No. 1 Maduro. The line’s look, feel, and flavor profile is reminiscent of traditional Cuban cigars. The blend’s Ecuadorian Habano ’92 wrapper covers a Nicaraguan binder and filler. The cigar is known for being medium to full-bodied, flavorful, and having a clean finish. The cigars are handmade at the Fabrica de Tabacos HVC S.A. in Nicaragua.

For more than a decade, Reinier Lorenzo’s HVC cigar brand has released premium cigars that are well received for their flavor and balance. The HVC Havana City Seleccion No.1 Maduro is the first cigar Lorenzo has released from his Fabrica de Tabacos HVC factory. It is a medium bodied cigar with a mouthwatering Mexican San Andres maduro wrapper that expertly covers a Nicaraguan binder and filler. Its unique packaging has a traditional Cuban styling that telegraphs the cigar’s Cubanesque profile.

The Hot Cake is the follow-up to HVC’s Pan Caliente brand. Handmade by Aganorsa Leaf in Nicaragua, the Hot Cake is a fuller bodied blend that sports a toothy Mexican San Andres maduro wrapper placed over a Nicaraguan binder and filler. HVC Cigars was founded by Reineir Lorenzo. It is an acronym for Havana City, which was Lorenzo’s hometown in Cuba.

The HVC Hot Cake Broadleaf cigar is a line extension to the popular Hot Cake cigar, which was a follow-up to the brand’s Pan Caliente line. The cigar’s full-name is the HVC Hot Cake Fresh Out of the Oven. This savory release sports a dark USA Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper that cloaks a Nicaraguan binder and filler made of tobaccos grown in Esteli and Jalapa (two of Nicaragua’s top tobacco growing regions).

The Golden Line Connecticut is the second release of the ever-popular Hot Cake brand by HVC, which is known to sell like “hot cakes.” Hot Cake cigars are known for their boldness and potency. However, the Golden Line Connecticut takes a walk on the mild side. Its Nicaraguan binder and filler are covered by a smooth Ecuadorian Connecticut Shade wrapper. This is the first time the HVC Hot Cake line has released a cigar with a Connecticut Shade wrapper. The cigars are handmade in Nicaragua at HVC’s factory in Esteli.

The HVC La Rosa 520 is a medium strength Nicaraguan puro that features a Corojo wrapper. The HVC La Rosa 520 has a spicy flavor profile.

The HVC La Rosa Maduro is a medium strength cigar that is hand rolled in Nicaragua. It wears a dark Mexican San Andres maduro wrapper placed over a Nicaraguan binder and filler. The HVC La Rosa Maduro has a natural sweetness that is accented with spice.

The HVC Pan Caliente is handmade in Honduras. It is a medium strength cigar that features a Criollo wrapper over a Nicaraguan binder and filler. The HVC Pan Caliente is a spicy stick with notes of pepper.

The HVC Pan Caliente Cuban Sandwich is a budget-friendly smoke you can enjoy morning, noon, and night. Its Nicaraguan short and long-filler leaves are housed in a Habano binder and covered by an Ecuadorian Habano wrapper. The cigars are handmade in Honduras.

The HVC San Isidro is a medium-bodied cigar that is handmade in Nicaragua. It has a natural Ecuadorian Habano wrapper that drapes a Nicaraguan binder and filler. The HVC Isidro has a spicy flavor profile.

The HVC Serie A is hand rolled in Nicaragua. It a medium-bodied Nicaraguan puro that delivers spicy and peppery notes.

The HVC Vieja Cosecha No. 2 is handmade in Honduras. It is a medium strength cigar that has a natural Nicaraguan Criollo wrapper and a Nicaraguan binder and filler. The HVC Vieja Cosecha No. 2 has a spicy profile with a long-lasting finish.