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A One of a kind Cigar
The new, ultra premium Flor de Cielo takes the art of cigar rolling to a whole new level. This cigar requires so much skill to roll, that it takes the talents of two countries to produce one cigar. First, the tobacco for Flor de Cielo cigars are selected, sorted and aged in Nicaragua. After the tobacco has completed the slow aging process and has reached maturity, the cigars are rolled into “bunches”. The tobacco bunches, which consist of the filler and binder tobacco are then shipped to Little Havana, Miami.
Upon arrival, a second team of Cuban master cigar rollers inspects each tobacco bunch that is to become a Flor de Cielo. Then, the most supple and perfect U.S. Connecticut shade wrappers are selected and color sorted to become the golden “capa” for Flor de Cielo. The final rolling process requires so much skill to create the triple capped, Maduro encircled, “flowered” head of the cigar that only a single Torcedor can perform this delicate and time consuming process. Flor de Cielo is a handcrafted work of art that is intended to be smoked.
We expanded the Flor de Cielo line in 2007 to include a Salomon shaped cigar.
The Salomon is a figurado shape that is primarily made in Cuba.
At 7 ¼” inches long by 60 ring, this is a rather large cigar.
The Salomon is available in three wrapper choices:
a golden colored Connecticut shade, a medium brown Nicaraguan Corojo and a dark, triple fermented Maduro wrapper.
The strength ranges from medium bodied on the Connecticut, medium to full bodied on the Corojo and full bodied on the Maduro.
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