Brand: Havana Q by Quorum

Havana Q

Nicaraguan tobacco began as an inexpensive alternative to Cuban tobacco in a cigar industry reeling from the Cuban Embargo. Even in the 1970’s and 1980’s, Nicaraguan tobacco and cigar production was a convenient secondary source of leaf but overall, an inferior grade to the Dominican and Cuban brands of the world. Now, however, Nicaragua is the king of the tobacco world. As Honduran and Dominican imported cigars diminish, Nicaraguan imported cigars continue to grow in volume, variety, and quality. Out of the millions of cigars imported by the United States from Nicaragua, a significant fraction are J.C. Newman handmade cigars. J.C. Newman Cigar Co. is the second largest producer of cigars in Nicaragua, making upwards of twenty-five million cigars a year. A highly praised brand is J.C. Newman’s Nicaraguan handmade value cigar: the Quorum. Quorum cigars come in a huge range of sizes, possessing either an Ecuadorian shade or Sumatran sungrown wrapper. Seeking a more robust addition to the Quorum family, J.C. Newman began producing Quorums in larger calibers with a spicy Ecuadorian Habano wrapper. The final evolution of this tinkering was the Havana Q. Havana Q cigars are the classic taste of Cuban-seed tobacco seen in long-filler cigars with the unbeatable value of short-filler cigars. Havana Q is the perfect solution to the needs of the everyday cigar smoker. These cigars are sure to satisfy and burn as well as a cigar several magnitudes its senior in price point. One out of every seven cigars imported from Nicaragua every year is now a Quorum or a Havana Q. If Nicaragua is the king of tobacco, Havana Q is its royal scepter.