Bolivar
Year of foundation: 1927
Tobacco Country: Cuba
Tobacco Procedence: Vuelta Abajo
Factory: Partagas
Named after the famous Simón Bolívar (1783-1830), the Venezuelan General who liberated large parts of South America from the Spanish Empire in the 19th century, the brand itself was established at the beginning of the 20th century in Havana, Cuba by José F. Rocha. Following the founder’s death, the brand was bought by the Cifuentes y Cia and transferred the production to the Partagás factory, where most of Bolivar cigars are still rolled until today. There is also a Dominican Bolivar cigar brand that was started after the Cuban revolution. However, the original brand is Cuban Bolivar that is mentioned here. Bolivar is mostly known for rolling among the strongest Habanos in Cuba, using tobacco from the premium Vuelta Abajo region. Its most famous cigars are the Bolivar Royal Coronas, Bolivar Belicosos Finos, Bolivar Petit Coronas and the Bolivar Libertador.
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Bolivar Coronas Extra - 25 cigars
169,00 $Sin existencias
The Bolivar Coronas Extra, discontinued in 2012, is a powerful and complex Francisco, 5.6” (143mm) long, of 44 ring gauge, and comes in a 25 cigars box. Más información -
Bolivar Coronas Extra CAB - 50 cigars
349,00 $Sin existencias
The Bolivar Coronas Extra, discontinued in 2012, is a bold and rich Francisco, 5.6” (143mm) long, of 44 ring gauge, and comes in a 50 cigars cabinet. Más información -
Bolivar Tubos No.1 - 25 cigars
399,00 $Sin existencias
The Bolivar Tubos No.1 is a medium-full Corona cigar, of earthy flavors, 42 ring gauge, 5.6” (142mm) long and comes in aluminum tubes in a box of 25. It is a very elegant cigar of impeccable construction and provides lots of complexity in aromas. The flavors are dominated by earthy tones, wood, mixed with lots of spices. It does have heavy aromas despite being medium to medium-full body cigar. The packaging is as remarkable as the cigar is; the beige aluminum tube is very classy. Más información
