Alec Bradley Coyol Robusto

In 1871, Mexican tobacco farmers experimented with a leaf from the coyol plant. This rare tobacco is harvested in very small quantities and aged for a minimum of two years before it is used in cigars. The Alec Bradley Coyol is a tribute to this rare leaf and the people who cultivate it. Made with all-Nicaraguan tobacco, this cigar has a sweet and spicy flavor with hints of pepper and oak.