Punch Cigars

Punch Cigars are a Cuban cigar brand that started way back in 1840. The brand holds itself to produce only quality cigars that are beloved worldwide. They are the ideal cigar for experienced smokers to enjoy, although a newbie can dive into the deep end with this one for a full effect.

Here is a brief discussion of what the Punch Cigars are and what they are made of.

Hand-rolled or machine-rolled?

These Punch Cigars are hand-rolled using the finest Cuban tobacco harvested only in the utmost conditions. They have an even and equal burn that resonates and builds up the taste as you smoke more.

Wrapper

The brand has quite an array of wrappers, depending on the variety, we shall take a look at next. Regardless, the wrapper encloses fillers and binder tobacco leaves from the finest-aged tobaccos that have been grown and harvested in Nicaragua, Honduras, and the Dominican Republic.

Size Varieties

The Punch Clasico

This is the original Punch Cigar that has the statement bold and full-flavor taste palette. The Clasico was actually one of the pioneer brands ever to be made in Honduras. The wrapper is the Ecuadorian Sumatra, the binder is the Connecticut Broadleaf, and the filler has its sources is from Honduras, Nicaragua, and Dominican Republic.

The Punch Clasico Maduro

The Clasico Maduro is still as bold as the first variety, but there is an added dark broadleaf Maduro paper. The wrapper is the Connecticut broadleaf, the binder is the Connecticut shade, and the filler has the same source as the original Clasico.

The Punch Diable

The Punch Diablo is the creation of A.J Fernandez at his factory in Nicaragua. The wrapper is the well-fermented Ecuadoran Sumatra Oscuro; the binder is Connecticut, and the filler tobacco originates from Nicaragua, Honduras, and Habano Ligero.

Bottom line

The three varieties mentioned above are just part of many. There is also the Punch Signature, the Hare Corojo, the Gran Puro, the Gran Puro Nicaragua, the Grand Cru and the Deluxe.