My Father Flor de Las Antillas Belicoso Cigars

The My Father Flor de Las Antillas Belicoso is more than just a cigar—it’s a heartfelt tribute to the García family's Cuban roots and their award-winning craftsmanship in Nicaragua. Named “Flower of the Antilles” in honor of Cuba—the largest island in the Greater Antilles—this cigar bridges the old world and the new, celebrating tradition while embracing bold, contemporary flavor.

Handcrafted at the revered My Father Cigars S.A. factory in Estelí, Nicaragua, this 5½" x 52 Belicoso features a striking box-pressed construction for improved airflow and a cooler burn. It’s elegantly wrapped in a Nicaraguan Sun Grown leaf that glows with a reddish-brown hue, encasing a meticulous blend of aged Nicaraguan binder and filler tobaccos, all harvested from the García family’s own farms.

From the first draw, this cigar delivers an aromatic burst of nutmeg and white pepper, complemented by warm cedar and rich cocoa. As it develops, a creamy texture emerges, softening the spice and tying together the profile in a smooth, luxurious finish. The Belicoso vitola concentrates these flavors while allowing for a gradual, flavorful burn—ideal for a relaxed evening or special occasion.

Flor de Las Antillas earned industry acclaim for its accessible yet complex character, and the Belicoso continues that legacy with its refined structure and generous flavor. It pairs beautifully with spiced rum, bourbon, or even a bold café Cubano, making it a staple for both collectors and casual enthusiasts alike.

MY FATHER FLOR DE LAS ANTILLAS BELICOSO CIGARS FEATURES:
• Cigar Shape: Belicoso (5½" x 52)
• Wrapper Leaf: Nicaraguan Sun Grown
• Binder Leaf: Nicaraguan
• Filler Blend: Aged Nicaraguan Long-Fillers
• Country of Origin: Nicaragua
• Aged Tobacco: Yes
• Body & Intensity: Medium to Full-Bodied
• Flavor Profile: Cocoa | Nutmeg | Cedar | White Pepper | Cream
• Smoke Duration: Approximately 60–75 minutes
• Handmade: Yes
• Full Box: 20

CALIFORNIA PROPOSITION 65 Warning: This product contains nicotine, a chemical known to the state of California to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm.