With humble beginnings stemming from Miami, Florida in the early 1970s, La Gloria Cubana has steadily grown into one of the industry's most beloved brands. Their core line is a medium-bodied Dominican cigar featuring an Ecuadorian Habano wrapper, Nicaraguan binder and premium Dominican and Nicaraguan fillers, which harmoniously come together to provide a smooth and satisfying blend containing creamy notes of cedar, earth and spice that make this a go-to cigar for aficionados everywhere.

Handcrafted of a blend of Dominican and a unique double Nicaraguan ligero, this groundbreaking figurado is a feat of cigar-making artistry, for it replicates the shape of the Monument in the center of the city of Santiago in the Dominican Republic. The blend combines with an Ecuadoran Sumatra wrapper to make this a full-bodied cigar.

La Gloria Cubana Coleccion Reserva is an instant hit for LGC fans, with an Ecuadorian Sumatra wrapper and Nicaraguan binder and filler, heavy notes of wood and pepper dominate the palate, while the strength sits nicely between medium to full-bodied. After almost a decade since parting ways with General Cigar, Ernesto Perez-Carrillo has triumphantly returned to collaborate with his former brand and bring back the beloved taste that so many cigar aficionado's still search for. Perez-Carrillo has mentioned that this 'new' blend will very much keep the spirit of the original La Gloria Cubana cigars dating back to the 80s and 90s. If you miss the original flavor found in the Gloria's of yesterday, or even if you're simply too young to have experienced it, here's your chance to reminisce.

La Gloria Cubana Estelí is named after the region from where this is stick from. According to Steve Abbot, Senior Brand Manager for La Gloria Cubana, “We named this collection in honor of the artisans of our factory in Estelí who did a fantastic job creating the blend and bringing a deeper taste profile to the La Gloria portfolio.” The La Gloria Cuba Estelí cigar is proof positive of the great work that they do. Handmade in Nicaragua, La Gloria Cubana Estelí features a bold, dark Nicaraguan wrapper with a Honduran binder and filler.

Ernesto Perez-Carrillo, Cuban Senator and tobacco grower, fled Cuba in 1959, taking with him the secret of La Gloria Cubana cigars. He began making them in the heart of Little Havana in Miami, Florida in 1968, where their bold taste made them a local favorite. Today, produced in both Miami and the Dominican Republic, La Gloria Cubana is one of the most sought after cigars in the world. The La Gloria Cubana Maduro is a full bodied cigar rolled in a Connecticut Broadleaf Maduro wrapper.