Muestra de Saka Krakatoa Cigar (6 x 48)

In Spanish, muestra means "sample," but in a cigar factory devoted to handmade cigars, the word has a deeper connotation, referring to the realized vision of the blender — the cigar that finally encompasses the desired profile after time spent tweaking and refining. In the Muestra de Saka line, Dunbarton's founder Steve Saka presents a series of unique blends and vitolas made in extremely limited quantities and marked by different tobaccos.

Named for Krakatau, a volcano in Indonesia that erupted in 1883, the Krakatoa cigar features a Habano-seed wrapper atop Nicaraguan binder and filler tobacco. The filler comprises a mixture of Broadleaf, Criollo, and Corojo Ligero, but their exact providence is undisclosed. A full-bodied smoke, the Krakatoa offers tasting notes of earth, cream, and pepper.