Bellas Artes

AJ Fernandez Bellas Artes cigars have a blend that couldn't be more "personal", so particular are their features. First of all, and certainly one of the keys to this cigar, is a very unique wrapper developed and created by AJ Fernandez himself. Called "Rojita", it's a hybrid of 50% Connecticut (US), 25% Corojo 99 and 25% Habano 2000. Then comes a Binder of Quilali (Nicaragua), and a tripe composed essentially of Nicaraguan tobaccos, but also with a touch of Honduran and Brazilian tobaccos.

A very complicated exercise, to take full advantage of this "homemade" wrapper and obtain a remarkably well-balanced cigar.

This is an accomplished cigar, to say the least. This "revisited" Connecticut wrapper (no bitterness) brings finesse and delicacy to a blend that is highly aromatic, complex, powerful and spicy. A fine moment, without a doubt.

Cape : AJ Fernandez hybrid Rojita
Binder Quilali Nicaragua
Tripe: Nicaragua, Honduras and Brazil