When developing the blend for the La Palina 125th Anniversary cigar, owner Bill Paley (grandson to Samuel Paley the brand’s founder) sought Oliva Cigar Co. (another company with a century old history in the cigar industry). Together they carefully sifted through Oliva’s vintage private stock to develop the ideal blend for this very special commemorative cigar. The cigar is a Nicaraguan puro that features a savory dark wrapper and is topped off with a pigtail cap. This medium-strength stick is perfect for special occasions or when you want to sit back and smoke a great cigar while contemplating your life’s achievements. The La Palina 125th Anniversary cigar is handmade in Nicaragua at the Oliva Cigar Co’s factory.

Manufactured by the Plasencia family, La Palina Black Label is a dark and rich full-bodied cigar from the Dominican Republic with flavor to spare. Featuring an oily Brazilian wrapper covering binder and fillers from Nicaragua and Dominican Republic, this blend will smother your palate with complex notes of leather, earth and cedar, with occasional black pepper sprinkled in for good measure. With taste as impressively detailed as its decorative band, La Palina Black Label is a quality smoke just waiting to be thrown into a connoisseur's rotation.

La Palina has introduced its third exclusive offering for the Tobacconists Association of America (TAA), and it arrives in the form of their latest line - La Palina Blue Label. Consisting of a dark Habano wrapper, Honduran binder and a Nicaraguan/Honduran filler combo, this medium to full-bodied Honduran-made Toro is bold in flavor but smoother than silk. Available only through Certified TAA retailers, enjoy this limited edition stick before it's gone for good!

La Palina Bronze Label, released in 2016, is made by Nestor Plasencia in Honduras. The cigar is wrapped in a beautiful Honduran wrapper, with Honduran binder and fillers from Honduras and Nicaragua. For this cigar, La Palina has partnered with the TAA to make an exclusive blend for the 80 tobacco retailers to carry exclusively, but that will be offered in other sizes to retailers nationwide.

According to Sam Phillips, president of La Palina Cigars, “…we strive to deliver the highest quality cigar with the most refined taste.” The La Palina Classic Connecticut lives up to this goal. A handsome Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper is draped over a Dominican binder which houses fillers from the Dominican Republic and Nicaragua. La Palina Classic Connecticut is handmade in the Dominican Republic by the General Cigar Dominicana factory. Modestly priced, the La Palina Classic Connecticut is truly classic cigar you will always want to keep in your humidor.

For more than 100 years, La Palina has produced fine cigars at prices that will satisfy even the most discriminating cigar enthusiast. La Palina Classic Maduro uses a bold, dark Honduran wrapper and binder with filler tobaccos from the Dominican Republic, Honduras and Nicaragua. Your go to cigar when you are a craving a maduro, La Palina Classic Maduro is handmade in the Dominican Republic by the General Cigar Dominicana factory.

La Palina Classic Natural is a medium-strength cigar which hails from the Dominican Republic. The elegant light-brown natural Honduran wrapper surrounds a uniquely blended filler made of the finest tobaccos from the Dominican Republic, Nicaragua, and Honduras to make the La Palina Classic Natural the perfect addition to any cigar aficionado’s collection.

Established in 1896, La Palina has been making reasonably priced cigars of the highest quality for more than 100 years. La Palina Classic line continues to uphold this tradition. The La Palina Classic Rosado uses a reddish Honduran wrapper and binder with a Dominican, Nicaraguan, and Honduran fillers. Handmade by the General Cigar Dominicana factory in the Dominican Republic, La Palina Classic will never go out of style.

The original Family Series was the first line of cigars produced by La Palina Cigars after the company was re-launched in 2010. Inventory of the original line dwindled as demand for them grew, and eventually the source tobaccos became unavailable. Bill Paley decided to move production of the line to Miami and start the re-blending process at El Titan de Bronze. After well over a year, a gorgeous Ecuadorian Corojo 98 was selected to showcase this super-premium cigar. The La Palina Family Series Miami, which also features an Ecuadorian Habano binder and meticulously selected Nicaraguan filler, is prepared only by elite teams of category 9 rollers. Perfectly balanced, expertly crafted, and handsomely presented, the La Palina Family Series Miami is an exceptional expression of the Paley legacy.

The La Palina Fuego Verde is a mild bodied cigar that is hand rolled in the Dominican Republic. It features a double-claro Honduran candela wrapper that covers a Honduran binder and a Nicaraguan filler. The La Palina Fuego Verde is a well-balanced sweet smoke with hints of spice.

Goldie was the wife of Sam Paley, who founded La Palina in 1896. La Palina Goldie collection was released in 2012 to celebrate the women in the cigar industry. Until 2016, each Goldie cigar was rolled by Maria Sierra, one of the first women trained to roll cigars in Cuba since 1967. She finished each cigar in the traditional Laguito style with a fan cap (El Laguito is the Cuban factory that makes Cohiba). Ms. Sierra no longer rolls these cigars but they are still carefully handrolled by one dedicated roller. The Goldie is blended with prized Medio Tiempo leaf, found on only 10% of tobacco plants. The wrapper is Ecuadorian Habano, binder from Ecuador and filler from Dominican Republic and Nicaragua. Only 2500 numbered boxes of 10 are made.

La Palina Illumination is the cigar for those who love the popular, limited edition La Palina Goldie. The modified blend removes the Medio Tiempo leaf and the result is a cigar that is very similar but more affordable. Made in the USA, at the El Titan de Bronze factory in Miami, this cigar features an Ecuadorean wrapper and binder and fillers from Dominican Republic and Nicaragua.

The La Palina KB Series was originally released in 2013. The KB (aka kill Bill) got its interesting name because when developing the blend its first version was so potent that Bill Paley, the brand’s owner, could not finish it. In 2021, the packaging for this full-strength, full-bodied stick was given a completely new make-over to illustrate its colorful back story. The La Palina KB Series features a Honduran Corojo ’99 wrapper draped over a Criollo ’98 binder and a filler made of Nicaraguan Corojo ’99 and Criollo ’98 tobacco. The La Palina KB Series is handmade in Honduras.

La Palina Mr. Sam is a Miami made cigar made with an Ecuadorian Habano wrapper and Nicaraguan fillers. Mr. Sam is made in small batches at the El Titan de Bronze factory, a boutique factory in the heart of Little Havana. The company's patriarch, Sam Paley, named this cigar after the name he was affectionately called by his factory workers in the late 1800's, Mr. Sam. Today, it is his grandson who continues Mr. Sam's legacy of cigar making.

La Palina Nicaragua Connecticut is one of two cigars the company makes in the Nicaraguan factory of AJ Fernandez Cigars, located in Esteli. This is the first collaboration between AJ Fernandez, a renowned master blender, and Bill Paley of La Palina cigars, but this is a partnership bonded by true passion for tobacco. The cigar was blended with a light brown Ecuadorean Connecticut wrapper and Nicaraguan binder and filler. La Palina Nicaragua Connecticut offers fans a new flavor that is rich and creamy, while keeping its commitment to great quality and craftsmanship.

La Palina Nicaragua Oscuro is one of two cigars the company makes in the Nicaraguan factory of AJ Fernandez Cigars, located in Esteli. This is the first collaboration between AJ Fernandez, a renowned master blender, and Bill Paley of La Palina cigars, but this is a partnership bonded by true passion for tobacco. The cigar was blended with a dark Ecuadorean wrapper and Nicaraguan binder and filler. La Palina Nicaragua Oscuro offers fans a new flavor that is rich and spicy, while keeping its commitment to great quality and craftsmanship.

There is a big difference between a cigar being full-flavored and full-bodied, and La Palina's Red Label wants to make that clear. Featuring a silky Ecuadorian Habano wrapper, Ecuadorian binder and premium Nicaraguan and Dominican filler, the Red Label begins somewhat mild, and builds up to a solid medium-body that lasts the rest of the smoke. While it won't knock you out with power, you will be floored by the impressive complexity this rich and creamy blend brings to your palate, forever squashing the belief that only strong cigars can provide strong flavor.