Mexican Cigars

Mexican cigars are renowned for their rich, full-bodied flavors, often crafted from premium San Andrés Valley tobacco, with notable brands like Te-Amo and Casa Turrent leading the tradition.
Origin and Tobacco
Mexican cigars are primarily associated with the San Andrés Valley in Veracruz, a region famous for its fertile volcanic soils that produce high-quality tobacco suitable for wrappers and fillers. While Mexico has fewer cigar factories compared to countries like the Dominican Republic or Nicaragua, its tobacco is highly prized and often used in premium blends worldwide. The Turrent family, active since the 1880s, is a leading grower and manufacturer, producing brands like Te-Amo and Casa Turrent. Casa 1910 is a contemporary premium cigar house that puts Mexico front and centre—history, terroir, and technique. Launched in 2021, the brand builds its identity around the Mexican Revolution, naming cigars and collections after pivotal battles, figures, and stories.