Días de Gloria

Días de Gloria translates to mean days of glory, with A.J. Fernández partnering with his father, Ismael, to craft a nostalgic smoking experience on par with that of the family's heritage in pre-Castro-era Cuba. This is accomplished through a Nicaraguan Estelíano puro recipe, sourcing tobaccos from Fernández's four oldest farms: Finca los Cedros, La Providencia 1, La Lilia and La Soledad. These leaves were then left to mature, with a portion being aged up to seven years.