Punch Cigars

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The Punch Golden Era cigar honors a time known as the "golden age" of cigars (late 1800s to early 1900s), primarily due to the prominence of Corojo tobacco. Featuring a Honduran puro blend, these handmade cigars are created at JRE Tobacco Farm's Fabrica de Puros Aladino in Honduras, owned and operated by the Eiroa family, whose experience with this prized tobacco is well-documented. Its deep brown hue, scarce veins, and delicious flavor make it alluring; however, its susceptibility to blue-mold disease translates to less yield per acre. Despite this obstacle, Corojo tobacco remains an iconic part of cigar history and heritage.

Once a mainstay in Cuban cigar-making, Corojo-seed tobacco has since been replaced with more disease-resistant crops. But the Eiroa family is dedicated to preserving this prized varietal, growing it for decades on a 650-acre Honduran farm. Punch has capitalized on their hard work with an amazing new blend featuring golden Honduran Corojo wrappers, Honduran Havana seed Corojo binders, and Habano and Corojo long-fillers. This special recipe culminates in a richly balanced and silky smooth smoke packed full of flavor and unique spiciness. Pay homage to the golden age of cigar-making today – get your box of Punch Eiroa Corojos now!

The Punch Golden Era cigar honors a time known as the "golden age" of cigars (late 1800s to early 1900s), primarily due to the prominence of Corojo tobacco. Featuring a Honduran puro blend, these handmade cigars are created at JRE Tobacco Farm's Fabrica de Puros Aladino in Honduras, owned and operated by the Eiroa family, whose experience with this prized tobacco is well-documented. Its deep brown hue, scarce veins, and delicious flavor make it alluring; however, its susceptibility to blue-mold disease translates to less yield per acre. Despite this obstacle, Corojo tobacco remains an iconic part of cigar history and heritage.