Cuban Sandwich

The infamous Cuban Sandwich, a variation of the traditional ham and cheese, was a common lunch snack created for Cuban workers during the early 1900's. Since they typically sold for roughly fifteen cents a piece, they were appealing to many of the Cuban immigrants trying to get by in Florida. It’s no coincidence that the Cuban Sandwich cigar is a bargain cigar, manufactured in Nicaragua.

The Cuban Sandwich cigar is a medium bodied cigar that utilizes either a delicious Cameroon wrapper, or an aged Maduro wrapper depending upon the cigar. The Cuban Sandwich cigar uses premium Nicaraguan tobacco as a filler and binder to “sandwich” this delicious, inexpensive cigar. At a bargain price, sample one of these bundles today and you’ll be taken back to Havana at the turn of the 20th century.