La Sigua is El Salvador’s first cigar company. Founded by Bryan Vides and Mark Harrison, it honors a family legacy and local craftsmanship. Made with Salvadoran tobacco, each cigar meets strict national regulations while celebrating rich tradition.
The cigars are rolled in oily Colorado-Maduro colored wrappers that only have a few minor veins present. The filling is very generous, while the draw is a bit on the tighter side.
- Country of Origin: El Salvador
- Size: 54 x 152 mm (6″)
- Wrapper: El Salvador
- Binder: El Salvador
- Filler: El Salvador
- Price: $ 14 | € –
La Sigua Seducción Maduro Gran Toro: The cold draw brings aromas of clean tobacco to the palate. Rich roasted coffee notes and nuts are revealed once the cigar is lit.
Further into the first third, the roasted coffee and nutty aromas (mainly hazelnut) are flanked by a vegetal nuance. The base is sweet. The strength is mild-medium (2/5). The smoke is creamy.
A milk chocolate note is added to the flavor profile in the second third, with a wood note introduced as well. The strength remains unchanged.
In the last third, a light hint of pepper comes through, while the wood note increases in intensity. The strength remains consistent. A balsamic note is added towards the end.
Overall, the La Sigua Seducción Maduro Gran Toro is an incredibly balanced and smooth smoke. The contained strength works in favor of the flavor profile, which is complex enough to keep you engaged. A great smoke, especially for the early hours of the day.