Bolivar: Cofradia Petit Cigars

Named for the famous liberator of South America from Spanish rule, Bolívar is an iconic brand whose history dates to the turn of the 20th century in Cuba. Bolívar cigars were particularly known for being quite full-bodied compared to the conventional profile of traditional Cuban cigars, and while the brand now also produces cigars in the Dominican Republic and Honduras, it still prioritizes bold tobaccos and robust blends.

The Cofradia cigar, meaning "brotherhood" in Spanish, is crafted in Honduras and highlights a Ecuadorian Sumatra wrapper around a Connecticut Broadleaf binder and fillers from Nicaragua and Honduras. It's a full-bodied cigar, perfect for experienced aficionados and fitting in line with Bolívar's historic reputation.