My Father La Antiguedad Super Toro

My Father La Antiguedad Super Toro is a box pressed 7 x 56 cigar from the Garcia family. It is the longest and broadest size in the La Antiguedad line, which My Father introduced in 2014. The name means “the antiquity,” and the blend pays tribute to old world Cuban cigar craft.

The cigar is handmade in Nicaragua at the My Father Cigars factory in Estelí. The wrapper is an Ecuadorian Habano Rosado Oscuro, dark and oily with a reddish brown sheen. Beneath it is a double binder of Nicaraguan Criollo and Corojo, covering aged Nicaraguan long fillers from the Garcia family farms. The strength is medium to full. Expect black pepper early, followed by cocoa, leather, espresso and cedar, with earth and a creamy undertone late in the smoke.

The soft box press and 56 ring gauge give a cool, dense and plentiful smoke. The double binder supports even burn and construction across the long 7 inch body. Plan on roughly 95 to 130 minutes, depending on pace. This is a cigar for a free afternoon or a slow evening.

It suits seasoned smokers who like large formats and bold Nicaraguan blends. It is also a strong choice for anyone who has enjoyed the smaller La Antiguedad sizes and wants the full length.

Box of 20 cigars