Antigüedad means antiquity, and this is My Father's nod to old-school cigar making. The My Father La Antiguedad Toro Gordo (6 x 60) is a box-pressed gordo with a dark Ecuadorian Habano maduro wrapper over Nicaraguan binder and filler, made in Nicaragua.
Leather, sweet cedar, dark cocoa and a hint of red pepper, at a medium-full body with a long finish. The 60 ring slows the burn to about 85 minutes, a Weekend Warrior™ on the Burn Clock.
A cigar for an evening on the deck. Dark rum, a Cabernet or a mocha. Boxes of 20. Explore more My Father cigars and Habano cigars.
My Father La Antiguedad FAQ
What does La Antiguedad mean?
La Antigüedad is Spanish for antiquity. The name points to the traditional, old-world methods the Garcia family uses at the My Father factory in Estelí, Nicaragua.
Is it a strong cigar?
It is medium-full: rich and long-finishing without the punch of a full-bodied cigar. The 60 ring gauge gives cool, generous smoke. See more gordo cigars.
What cutter do I need for a 60 ring gauge cigar?
Many standard cutters stop around 60, so a wide cutter makes a cleaner cut. The Xikar Xi80 Perfect Cut handles cigars up to 80 ring gauge.
