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San Cristobal Magnifico Regional Edition Andorra 2021
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£90.00
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San Cristóbal de La Habana Harimau Malaya Exclusivo Malasia Asia Pacifico Edicion 2020
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The Harimau Malaya (name representing the national mascot of Malaysia) is generally referred to as Panthera tigers malayansia, due to its geographical population in Peninsular Malaysia.
This population inhabits the southern and central parts of the Malay Peninsular. In the Malay language, the Harimar (Tiger), also known as the southern Indonchinse Tiger. This tiger is the smallest tiger compared to his 8 other brothers, and has a different stripe, just like human fingerprints. This tiger is the king of the forest, however humans often kill these animals for their skin and fur used for clothing, medicines.
This tiger has been classified as critically endangered, with likely less than 200 individuals remaining on a declining trend.
55 Ring gauge x 130mm length
Vitola: Montesco
Presented in Boxes of 10 with only 8,888 individual numbered boxes made
San Cristobal De La Habana La Cabaña Regional Cuba 2019
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SAN CRISTÓBAL DE LA HABANA La Cabaña Edición Regional Cuba 2019
A first regional edition for the brand, created in tribute to the city of Havana.
As the regional edition program approaches its 15th anniversary, it is the first time that the San Cristóbal de la Habana brand has been selected to produce a cigar exclusively for only one market.
This first regional edition from San Cristobal de la Habana cigar will most certainly please a lot of Cuban aficionados.
As usual, the brand has decided to borrow its name from one of Havana’s fortresses to baptize this new cigar. Indeed, the fortress of San Carlos de la Cabaña, located at the entrance of the Havana harbor, was built by the Spanish when Cuba was one of their colonies. Currently used as a prison facility, it is interesting to know that Che Guevara set up his headquarters there back in January 1959.