The HVC Pan Caliente was one of the first hits from Reinier Lorenzo’s boutique company. But don’t get “Hot Cake” confused. While they both translate the same, the Hot Cake is a completely different blend. Handmade at the Aganorsa factory in Esteli, Nicaragua, the HVC Hot Cake is a robust offering, available in mostly shorter, chunky sizes.

Hot Cake features a dark and toothy Mexican San Andres wrapper leaf. Underneath, a Nicaraguan binder rests atop Nicaraguan filler tobaccos. Inside the filler are a few leaves of a Corojo 2006 varietal, making the HVC Hot Cake one of the first cigars to use this leaf. Enjoying the Hot Cake, you’ll find a bold, hearty flavor. Leather and raisin combine with dark stone fruit and a hint of licorice. Explore HVC Hot Cakes today and discover one of your new favorites.