In ancient woodworking, the Lebanese cedar tree was highly sought after for its strong wood and pleasant aroma. Today, the cedar is most famously known for the Western Red Cedar, a tree capable of living over 1,000 years. That’s where the name for Cedrus comes from. Southern Draw’s owner Robert Holt explains that Cedrus celebrates Southern Draw’s fans and supporters who “have been as steadfast and enduring as the cedar tree.”

The Cedrus features an Indonesian Sumatra wrapper over Habano 2000 binder. In the filler, you’ll find Dominican Piloto Cubano, Criollo ’98 from Esteli, Corojo ’99 from Jalapa, and a unique Habano ’92 from Quilali. The Quilali region is a mountainous part of Nicaragua about 70 miles northeast of Esteli and is a truly rare and unique addition to the blend. This tobacco features a unique herbal spice. Together, the Cedrus blend delivers a delicious sweet and spicy, medium-bodied combination. An easy recommendation for any boutique cigar fan, Cedrus deserves your immediate attention.