Small batch tobacco growing by Henderson Ventura lead to an incredible crop of leaf that caught the eye of Tony Bellato, one of La Barba's head honchos. He immediately asked for the tobaccos to be reserved and went to work at blending something to showcase their unique qualities. That blend became Siempre Tamboril, a cigar comprised of an Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper over Dominican Corojo Ligero and Habano Vuelta Abajo Seco tobaccos, all of which display heady notes of espresso, oak, cream, nut, yeasty bread, leather, earth, barnyard, peanut butter, and hay.
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