Who were the first people to smoke cigars? Was it the Mayans? The Taíno? The Aztecs? According to some historians, it was actually the Olmecs. Predating the aforementioned peoples, the Olmecs are considered the "mother culture" of Mesoamerica, inhabiting the modern-day San Andrés Tuxtla region of Mexico—the same tropical lowlands where the beloved San Andrés tobacco continues to be grown to this day.
Foundation Olmec Maduro cigars are the darker of the two, brilliantly combining the spice of Estelí, the sweetness of Jalapa, and the richness of San Andrés to offer a deep and satisfying experience for the seasoned palate. Crafted out of the famed A.J. Fernández factory of Estelí, the cigars are gently box-pressed, making for a cool smoking temperature that allows for long-lasting flavors of gritty earth, black pepper, toasted oak, deep mocha, and Swiss Miss-like hot cocoa through the finish.
Enjoy the robust and satisfying flavors of the Foundation Olmec cigar Maduro—perfect for aficionados seeking depth and complexity. Order yours today and experience the masterful craftsmanship behind these remarkable cigars.