Perla Del Mar Corojo- Robusto

About This Cigar

Rolled in J.C. Newman’s Nicaragua PENSA factory, Perla del Mar cigars feature hand-selected, aged binder and long-filler tobaccos sourced from four renowned growing regions in Nicaragua: Pueblo Nuevo, La Reina, Condega, and Jalapa. These tobaccos are expertly blended to create depth, balance, and complexity in every smoke.

This refined Nicaraguan core is paired with a robust a flavorful Ecuadorian Corojo wrapper.

The result is a balanced yet complex flavor profile suitable for a wide range of cigar enthusiasts, and all at an exceptional value.

Perla del Mar cigars are finished with a traditional Tampa-style box press. This method helps the tobaccos marry together, enhancing construction, draw, and flavor delivery for a consistently satisfying experience.

Perla del Mar cigars deliver classic craftsmanship, rich history, and exceptional value—making them a perfect addition to any humidor.

About Perla Del Mar – An Historic Cuban Legacy Reimagined

Perla del Mar is an historic cigar brand with roots tracing back to Cuba in 1905, when four Cuban brothers began hand-rolling cigars using tobacco grown on their family farm.

They named their company Perfecto Garcia Brothers and called their cigars “Perla del Mar,” inspired by the beautiful Caribbean waters surrounding Cuba.

As demand grew, the brothers built a large factory in Ybor City, Florida, next to J.C. Newman’s El Reloj factory, and Perla del Mar quickly became one of the leading premium cigar brands of the early 1900s.

Today, J.C. Newman honors that legacy with a modern interpretation of Perla del Mar cigars.

Why Buy Perla Del Mar Cigars from Georgetown Tobacco.

• Over 60 years of tobacconist expertise and industry reputation

• A carefully curated selection of premium cigars and accessories

• Knowledgeable tobacconists available to answer questions and offer personalized recommendations

• Competitive pricing on all cigars and accessories

• Same-day shipping on orders placed before 3 PM Eastern

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