The initial blend from HVC was called “First Selection,” but Cerro is what really put Reinier Lorenzo’s efforts on the map. Cerro takes its name from the oldest municipality in Havana, Cuba. It’s here that Reinier spent the early years of his life. Like all HVC cigars, Cerro is a new world tribute to the old world of Cuban tobacco and tradition.

The HVC Cerro Natural is a Nicaraguan puro. For the wrapper, Reinier selects some of the finest Corojo ’99 tobaccos that Aganorsa has to offer. Smoking the HVC Cerro, you’ll find a ton to appreciate. This cigar is blended to be medium-bodied and approachable. Reinier wanted to blend a cigar that cigar lovers new and old could appreciate, and Cerro succeeds in every metric. Natural Nicaraguan sweetness mingle with soft spice and cedar to create a cigar that draws smooth and finishes clean. In short, Cerro is a must try for any fan of Nicaraguan tobaccos.