Saint Luis Rey Carenas Ultramar

The Saint Luis Rey Carenas Ultramar cigar commemorates the historical tobacco trade between the New World and Spain, specifically referencing the sixteenth-century Spanish vessels that traveled "ultramar," or overseas, from Puerto Carenas—now Havana, Cuba—to Spain with tobacco leaves. Introduced as a tribute to this era, the cigar features an extra-aged blend crafted at the La Flor de Copán factory in Honduras. It is composed of a Nicaraguan Habano wrapper, paired with a Nicaraguan binder and filler, showcasing a consistent use of Nicaraguan tobacco throughout its construction. The blend is designed to reflect the heritage of early cigar commerce, combining traditional craftsmanship with a medium-plus-bodied profile.