Ferio Tego Timeless Panamericana

The Ferio Tego Timeless Panamericana cigar is one of four unique blends under Ferio Tego's popular Timeless series. The cigar arrives with a long and winding origin story, tracing its roots back to the now-defunct Nat Sherman brand. Originally, it was released in 2014 (then known simply as Nat Sherman Panamericana) as an exclusive cigar for Nat Sherman's famed Townhouse retail location in NYC. It later became slightly more available as a TAA exclusive before opening up nationwide in 2018.

Sadly, the COVID lockdowns of 2020 forced the closure of the beloved Nat Sherman brand. Thankfully for cigar enthusiasts, former executives Michael Herklots and Brendon Scott acquired all of Nat Sherman's premium cigar lines, re-releasing them in their original forms under the duo's Ferio Tego banner.

And while the Panamericana has been through quite the journey since its humble debut, the cigar's experience has remained unchanged. Panamericana was inspired by the Pan-American Highway, which is not only the world's longest "motorable road," but also a route leading through the Central and South American regions where the Panamericana's tobaccos were harvested. This recipe begins with an Ecuadorian Sumatran wrapper, and is joined by a Nicaraguan binder and fillers of Nicaragua and Costa Rica. The experience is fuller in body than most others in the Timeless series, hitting every regions of the palate in tandem with notes of mineral, toasted woods, barnyard, and punchy cocoa.