Andalusian Bull

Litto Gómez took inspiration from Spanish bullfighters and created a majestic smoke that smokes like a three-act opera. The Ecuador Corojo wrapper and proprietary Dominican tobacco beneath open with sweet hickory and citrus, shift to leather-meets-raisin in the middle, then finish on peppered steak and salted caramel.

Hand-rolled by a select crew in one small room, production never meets demand, hence the hype and the hunt.
Light one and you’ll understand why it was Cigar Aficionado’s 2016 Cigar of the Year and still a bucket-list draw today