Mexican Cigars

Mexico's cigar industry combines traditional tobacco cultivation with emerging luxury production. Recent domestic regulations have encouraged development of premium cigars alongside established value-focused offerings.

Mexican Tobacco Heritage

Tobacco cultivation in Mexico dates to pre-Columbian civilizations like the Aztecs and Mayans. The San Andres Valley's volcanic soil produces distinctive wrapper leaves used in global cigar production.

Modern Cigar Production

While 20th century operations prioritized bulk exports, current manufacturers are focusing on artisanal techniques. This shift preserves native tobacco varieties while meeting international quality standards.

Notable Producers

Te-Amo represents Mexico's cigar legacy with hand-rolled creations using local tobaccos. Their blends demonstrate the bold characteristics typical of San Andres-grown leaves.

Havana House maintains Mexican cigars at optimal humidity in UK-based storage facilities. Product specifications and origin details accompany each cigar purchase.