The original Punch cigar was created in 1840 by a Cuban cigar manufacturer named Manuel Lopez. In an effort to attract the British market, he named the cigar after Mr. Punch, the cantankerous half of the Punch and Judy puppet shows, which also inspired the name of the famous British humor magazine. Produced in Honduras for Villazon Company under the direction of a great Cuban cigar master, Frank Llaneza, Punch has been a leading premium brand ever since it was first imported from Honduras in 1969.
Known for crafting strong, flavorful premiums, Punch has cemented its place among the cigar industry’s most legendary brands. The company is now upping the ante and branching out with what could be its boldest cigar to date. Dubbed Diablo, this Nicaraguan-made cigar was crafted by AJ Fernandez at his tabacalera in Estelí, Nicaragua.
Diablo's recipe consists of dark tobaccos from four different countries: a US Connecticut Broadleaf binder leaf, Habano Ligeros from both Nicaragua and Honduras, and a Sumatra-seed Oscuro wrapper grown in Ecuador. This combination of tobaccos delivers a medium to full-bodied experience with an exceptionally rich flavor profile. Expect a good amount of spice, balanced by smooth notes of oak, espresso, and caramel. A successful collaboration between two of biggest names in the bold blend game, Punch Diablo will impress any enthusiast searching for big flavor.
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