Perez-Carrillo Series

History and heritage

The cigars in the Perez-Carrillo series carry a heritage enriched by a family chronicle dedicated to tobacco growing. Inspired by the teachings and experiences passed down from generation to generation, Ernesto Perez-Carrillo dedicates this series to tradition and meticulousness. Each cigar bears the emblem of this heritage and celebrates the legacy of the family's elders.

Composition and origin

The rigorous selection of tobacco leaves for the Perez-Carrillo series comes from lands renowned for their fertility and climatic conditions conducive to the cultivation of premium tobacco. Regions contributing to this series include, but are not limited to, the Dominican Republic and Nicaragua, known for their richly shaded soils.

Manufacturing

The rolling process for Perez-Carrillo cigars is based on traditional techniques. Experienced craftsmen carefully shape each module to ensure uniform combustion and optimum draft. The meticulous attention paid to construction reflects the remarkable quality of the series.

Mixture profile

The unique blends that unfold within the Perez-Carrillo series are characterized by their diversity and balance of flavors. They feature a combinatory of tobacco leaf filler, binder and wrapper choices, which harmonize to offer a complex and satisfying taste experience.

Tasting Notes

Aficionados' palates can expect to detect a variety of notes when tasting the Perez-Carrillo series. Depending on the vitola, notes can range from accents of coffee, chocolate and sweet spices, to more subtle touches of wood and leather, highlighting the richness of the blends.

Cultural Impact

The Perez-Carrillo series has become an integral part of cigar culture, valuing traditional methods while judiciously integrating innovations. This series has influenced the cigar world by demonstrating that dedication to quality and family heritage can be the backbone of exceptional, contemporary creations.