Blended at Casa Carrillo in the Dominican Republic. A US grown Connecticut habano wrapper over a Sumatra binder, with Honduran and Nicaraguan fillers underneath. The most refined of the three. Oscar Valladares handed his best Honduran tobacco to two rival factories and asked each to blend it their own way, then blended the third himself. Three 6 x 52 toros that taste nothing like each other. Each blend is limited to 1,500 boxes worldwide, 30,000 cigars across all three. When they are gone there is no reorder.

Blended at Oliva's TABOLISA factory. Cameroon on the outside AND as the binder, which is rare and expensive, over Honduran and Nicaraguan filler. If you chase Cameroon, start here. Oscar Valladares handed his best Honduran tobacco to two rival factories and asked each to blend it their own way, then blended the third himself. Three 6 x 52 toros that taste nothing like each other. Each blend is limited to 1,500 boxes worldwide, 30,000 cigars across all three. When they are gone there is no reorder.

Oscar's own answer, rolled at his Danli factory in Honduras. An Ecuadorian habano wrapper over Honduran binder and filler, the purest expression of the tobacco the whole project was built around. Oscar Valladares handed his best Honduran tobacco to two rival factories and asked each to blend it their own way, then blended the third himself. Three 6 x 52 toros that taste nothing like each other. Each blend is limited to 1,500 boxes worldwide, 30,000 cigars across all three. When they are gone there is no reorder.

One of each Colaboraciones toro, Casa Carrillo, Oliva and OVT, so you can taste all three side by side. Oscar Valladares handed his best Honduran tobacco to two rival factories and asked each to blend it their own way, then blended the third himself. Three 6 x 52 toros that taste nothing like each other. Each blend is limited to 1,500 boxes worldwide, 30,000 cigars across all three. When they are gone there is no reorder.

Blended at Casa Carrillo in the Dominican Republic. A US grown Connecticut habano wrapper over a Sumatra binder, with Honduran and Nicaraguan fillers underneath. The most refined of the three. Oscar Valladares handed his best Honduran tobacco to two rival factories and asked each to blend it their own way, then blended the third himself. Three 6 x 52 toros that taste nothing like each other. Each blend is limited to 1,500 boxes worldwide, 30,000 cigars across all three. When they are gone there is no reorder.

Blended at Oliva's TABOLISA factory. Cameroon on the outside AND as the binder, which is rare and expensive, over Honduran and Nicaraguan filler. If you chase Cameroon, start here. Oscar Valladares handed his best Honduran tobacco to two rival factories and asked each to blend it their own way, then blended the third himself. Three 6 x 52 toros that taste nothing like each other. Each blend is limited to 1,500 boxes worldwide, 30,000 cigars across all three. When they are gone there is no reorder.

Oscar's own answer, rolled at his Danli factory in Honduras. An Ecuadorian habano wrapper over Honduran binder and filler, the purest expression of the tobacco the whole project was built around. Oscar Valladares handed his best Honduran tobacco to two rival factories and asked each to blend it their own way, then blended the third himself. Three 6 x 52 toros that taste nothing like each other. Each blend is limited to 1,500 boxes worldwide, 30,000 cigars across all three. When they are gone there is no reorder.

Blended at Casa Carrillo in the Dominican Republic. A US grown Connecticut habano wrapper over a Sumatra binder, with Honduran and Nicaraguan fillers underneath. The most refined of the three. Oscar Valladares handed his best Honduran tobacco to two rival factories and asked each to blend it their own way, then blended the third himself. Three 6 x 52 toros that taste nothing like each other. Each blend is limited to 1,500 boxes worldwide, 30,000 cigars across all three. When they are gone there is no reorder.

Blended at Oliva's TABOLISA factory. Cameroon on the outside AND as the binder, which is rare and expensive, over Honduran and Nicaraguan filler. If you chase Cameroon, start here. Oscar Valladares handed his best Honduran tobacco to two rival factories and asked each to blend it their own way, then blended the third himself. Three 6 x 52 toros that taste nothing like each other. Each blend is limited to 1,500 boxes worldwide, 30,000 cigars across all three. When they are gone there is no reorder.

Oscar's own answer, rolled at his Danli factory in Honduras. An Ecuadorian habano wrapper over Honduran binder and filler, the purest expression of the tobacco the whole project was built around. Oscar Valladares handed his best Honduran tobacco to two rival factories and asked each to blend it their own way, then blended the third himself. Three 6 x 52 toros that taste nothing like each other. Each blend is limited to 1,500 boxes worldwide, 30,000 cigars across all three. When they are gone there is no reorder.