At this year’s IPCPR Trade Show, A.J. Fernandez Cigars will showcase its newest offering – Bellas Artes.

The story of this cigar is around the tobacco. The cigar utilizes a proprietary hybrid wrapper known as Rojita. It consists of a cross of three varietals – U.S Connecticut Shade (a 50% proportion), Corojo 99 (a 25% proportion), and Havana 2000 (a 25 % proportion). The binder selected comes from the Quilali region of Nicaragua, a region located northeast of Esteli. As for the filler, it is a mix of Honduran, Brazilian, and Nicaraguan tobaccos. The cigar is being released in four box-pressed sizes.

At a glance, here is a look at the A.J. Fernandez Bellas Artes:

Blend Profile

Wrapper: Proprietary Hybrid Rojita: U.S. Connecticut Shade (50%),  Corojo 99 (25%), Havana 2000 (25%)
Binder: Quilali
Filler: Nicaraguan, Honduran, Brazilian
Country of Origin: Nicaragua (Tabacalera Fernandez)

Vitolas Available

Robusto Extra: 5  x 52
Short Churchill: 6 x 48
Toro: 6 x 54
Gordo: 6 1/2 x 58

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