My Father Jaime Garcia Connecticut Churchill Mild Flavored Cigars and now his namesake cigar

and now his namesake cigar brand is honoring this reputation with a feisty new blend

Joya de Nicaragua Antano 1970 was considered the finest not only in Nicaragua

It has a medium-bodied flavor derived from its aged Nicaraguan tobacco and Cuban-seed Ecuadorian Habano wrapper

Gran Habano #5 Corojo received a well-deserved 90-rating noting: "A dark

My Father Jaime Garcia Connecticut Churchill Mild Flavored Cigars and now his namesake cigarBox of 20 (7"x50) The My Father Jaime Garcia Connecticut begins with an Ecuadorian Connecticut shade wrapper leaf atop a binder and long fillers from Nicaragua. The result of this blending is a mild to medium bodied but full flavored profile with notes of creaminess, earth, cedar, nuttiness and a bit of pepper. The Garcia family make some of the most coveted cigars on the market today, and the Jaime Garcia Connecticut is a welcome addition to those