Perla del Mar Cigars

The Perla del Mar cigars are a traditional Cuban brand brought to life by J.C. Newman in a box-pressed blend. The Nicaraguan core is crafted from four different regions: Pueblo Nuevo, La Reina, Condega and Jalapa. Designed in the same factory as the highly-rated Brick House and El Baton cigars, this combination offers the complexity and depth of flavor cigar smokers have come to expect from Nicaraguan tobacco, yet it is surprisingly affordable.

We've been saying it's remarkable that Perla del Mar Shade cigars have flown under the radar, but J.C. Newman Cigars resurrected this long-defunct Cuban cigar brand back in 2012. Even then, its flavor-to-dollar ratio was one of the best in any humidor, and in 2020 Newman decided to make it even more enjoyable. Longer aging has made it an ideal choice for those who are just getting into the world of cigars; at the same time, additional Viso leaf has boosted its strength and character, appealing to veteran smokers as well.

Perla del Mar, which translates to "Pearl of the Sea," was a Cuban cigar brand discontinued in 2012, but resurrected by J.C. Newman. Now produced exclusively at J.C. Newman's PENSA factory in Nicaragua, the brand underwent a facelift, featuring new packaging and three new lines: Shade, Maduro, and Corojo. The Corojo blend features an Ecuadorian corojo wrapper combined with an all-Nicaraguan blend—promising a core of solid medium to full flavor.

As an exquisite box-pressed blend, the Perla del Mar cigars are a traditional Cuban cigar brought back to life by J.C. Newman. Ecuadorian Connecticut wrappers conceal a Nicaraguan core sourced from four different regions: Pueblo Nuevo, La Reina, Condega and Jalapa. Nicaraguan tobaccos are known for their complexity and depth of flavor, and this combination offers them at an affordable price. Made in the same factory as the highly-rated Brick House and El Baton cigar.

It's clear that Perla del Mar Shade cigars have flown under the radar, but it certainly shouldn't be the case! We've been praising this long-defunct Cuban cigar brand ever since it was brought back by J.C. Newman Cigars in 2012 due to its unbeatable flavor-to-dollar ratio. In 2020, they decided to make it even better: Longer aging of the tobaccos provides an enjoyable experience for new smokers, while a slightly higher amount of Viso leaf has boosted the power for the seasoned veterans!

Originally made in Cuba, Perla del Mar (now made in Tampa) has been revived by J.C. Newman. Perla del Mars cigars are now rolled at J.C. Newman's PENSA factory in Nicaragua, where they are all produced. In addition to new packaging, the Perla del Mar lined cigar brand now comes in three lines, Perla del Mar Shade, Perla del Mar Maduro, and Perla del Mar Corojo.

This exquisite box-pressed blend is a traditional Cuban brand brought back to life by J.C. Newman as a box-pressed blend. A Nicaraguan core of Pueblo Nuevo, La Reina, Condega and Jalapa is concealed beneath Ecuadorian Connecticut wrappers. It has the complexity and depth of flavor cigar smokers have come to expect from Nicaraguan tobacco, but at a price that is surprisingly affordable. It is produced in the same factory as the highly rated Brick House and El Baton.

Many folks have overlooked Perla del Mar Shade cigars, and we can't understand why. This Connecticut-wrapped stogie has had tremendous appeal ever since J.C. Newman Cigars brought it back in 2012. The flavor-to-dollar ratio for this smoke is incredibly impressive, and this year, Newman took it to a new level: Aging the leaves even longer gave the blend an even more enjoyable taste for the novices, but also added some Viso leaf for those who've been smoking Perla del Mar for a while now, offering some extra "oomph".

It's a bit of a mystery why Perla del Mar Shade cigars have flown under the radar. But J.C. Newman Cigars brought this long defunct Cuban cigar brand back to life in 2012, and since then we've been champions for its flavor-to-dollar ratio. It's one of the best value cigars you can find in your humidor! And 2020 has seen it become even more impressive: With extra Viso leaf now added to the blend, there's a little extra oomph that experienced smokers will appreciate, while newbies will still be able to enjoy its great taste without it being overpowering.

THIS ITEM CANNOT BE SHIPPED INTO NEW YORK Perla del Mar, translated as "Pearl of the Sea," is a long discontinued Cuban cigar brand (later made in Tampa) that J.C. Newman resurrected it in 2012. All Perla del Mars cigars are now rolled at J.C. Newman's PENSA factory in Nicaragua. Now available in three lines, Perla del Mar Shade, Perla del Mar Maduro, and Perla del Mar Corojo, the lining Perla del Mar brand has been given a makeover, with new packaging.

Traditional Cuban cigars like Perla del Mar have been revived by J.C. Newman as box-pressed blends. In addition to the Ecuadorian Connecticut wrappers, the Nicaraguan core is composed of four different regions: Pueblo Nuevo, La Reina, Condega, and Jalapa. This combination offers the complexity and depth of flavor cigar smokers have come to expect from Nicaraguan tobacco, at a surprisingly affordable price. It is made in the same factory as Brick House and El Baton, which are highly regarded.

Many have said that Perla del Mar Shade cigars, resurrected in 2012 by J.C. Newman Cigars, have flown under the radar in Connecticut. We've been singing their praises from day one due to their remarkable flavor-to-dollar ratio, making them an outstanding value among the cigars in your humidor. In 2020, Newman decided to take the blend to a new level by aging the tobaccos longer - it's still perfect for newcomers but with an extra oomph of Viso leaf added now, those more experienced smokers will be sure to savor it again and again.