Muestra de Saka Krakatoa

Dunbarton Tobacco's Muestra de Saka Krakatoa is officially listed as the seventh cigar in the company's sought-after Muestra de Saka collection. The cigars were named for the Krakatoa volcano, located in the Sunda Strait between the islands of Java and Sumatra in the Indonesian province of Lampung. This volcano erupted in 1883, and is considered one of the most deadly volcanic events in modern history. The cigar's strong profile inspired its volcanic name, using an Ecuador Habano Grade A1 wrapper, Nicaraguan sun-grown binder, and fillers of Nicaraguan Broadleaf, Criollo, and Corojo. Interestingly, the cigars mark DTT's first use of AGANORSA tobacco, used in the filler recipe.