Belicosos

Sancho Panza cigars were first produced in 1852 by Emilio Ahmsted. The name derives from the squire of Don Quixote in the well-known novel of the same title, written by Miguel de Cervantes. The brand is not as well-known as many of its rivals, yet it still of the highest quality, with a rich history behind it. The taste is surprisingly mild for a Cuban cigar, this along with a dark Connecticut wrapper and rich blend of tobaccos make this a cigar the perfectly personifies the cigar master Estelo Padrón. The Sancho Panza cigars are available in various sizes, including the shaped-head Belicosos and the gigantic Sanchos. Each cigar is hand-made and medium-bodied. These are the perfect cigars for any daytime smoking.