HVC: Pan Caliente Doble Corona Cigars

The phrase pan caliente in Spanish literally translates to "hot cake," and it's used in an expression equivalent to "selling like hot cakes" in English. Such a name is perfect for one of HVC's flagship cigar lines, having become a favorite for discerning connoisseurs since its debut in 2016. As a cigar, the Pan Caliente is a Nicaraguan puro, comprising two-year-aged Aganorsa tobacco — including a Criollo '98 wrapper — and is rolled at the Raíces Cubanas factory in Honduras. It offers delicious notes of cream, syrupy sweetness, and subtle spice in a medium-bodied smoke.