Bellas Artes

The AJ Fernandez Bellas Artes Series

The cigar industry is full of rich and diverse creations, and AJ Fernandez's Bellas Artes series occupies a prominent place in this vast palette. With a meticulous approach to tobacco selection and blending, this range of cigars has a unique signature worth exploring.

Construction and design

The manufacturing process of AJ Fernandez Bellas Artes cigars attracts attention right from the wrapper. The "Rojita", a personal invention of AJ Fernandez, is a hybrid of 50% Connecticut Shade, 25% Corojo 99, and 25% Habano 2000. This combination offers a different experience from that of a traditional Connecticut, highlighting innovation in manufacturing.

Origin and assembly

Beneath this particular wrapper, a sub-cape of Quilali brings its fingration jobs from Nicaragua. As for the tripe, it brings together quality tobaccos also from Nicaragua, but also includes contributions from Honduras and Brazil, forming a complex and diverse taste profile.

Flavor profile

The blend of tobaccos used in Bellas Artes results in a cigar rich in flavor, exploring an amplitude of sensations. Lovers can expect aromatic notes, spicy nuances and a sought-after balance in every tasting.

Tasting experience

Borrowing from all three growing regions, AJ Fernandez's Bellas Artes cigars deliver an experience free of the bitterness characteristic of conventional Connecticut. Finesse and delicacy combine with power and spiciness, forming a harmonious whole that captivates the palate.

The cultural role of Bellas Artes

The Bellas Artes series has enriched cigar culture worldwide with its innovative blend and exceptional quality. It illustrates the evolution of torcedores' know-how, pushing back the boundaries of the traditional to the delight of cigar connoisseurs and aficionados.