EP Carillo La Historia

EP Carillo La Historia E-III - The Number 2 cigar in the world in 2014 as rated by Cigar Aficionado who rated it a 95 on their 100 point scale and who praised it this way: "In the world of cigars, it’s hard to find a man more experienced—or more respected—than Ernesto Perez-Carrillo. He got his start in the cigar business making La Gloria Cubanas in a modest factory located in the heart of Little Havana, Miami’s Calle Ocho. Around 1990 he was selling standout, handmade cigars for less than $2 each. A newfound interest in cigars (and an article in a certain magazine) turned his company into a gem, and he couldn’t keep up with the demand. La Glorias went from curiosity to institution, and Perez-Carrillo expanded into the Dominican Republic, vastly expanding the production of La Gloria Cubana cigars.

The Dona Elena is the closest in size to the EP Carillo La Historia EIII which was honored with the Number 2 cigar in the world in 2014 as rated by Cigar Aficionado who rated the EIII cigar a 95 on their 100 point scale and who praised it this way: "In the world of cigars, it’s hard to find a man more experienced—or more respected—than Ernesto Perez-Carrillo. He got his start in the cigar business making La Gloria Cubanas in a modest factory located in the heart of Little Havana, Miami’s Calle Ocho. Around 1990 he was selling standout, handmade cigars for less than $2 each. A newfound interest in cigars (and an article in a certain magazine) turned his company into a gem, and he couldn’t keep up with the demand. La Glorias went from curiosity to institution, and Perez-Carrillo expanded into the Dominican Republic, vastly expanding the production of La Gloria Cubana cigars.

The Regalias D'Celia Gordo is a 5.8 x 58 Gordo and perfect for those looking for a heftier version of the EP Carillo La Historia EIII which was honored with the Number 2 cigar in the world in 2014 as rated by Cigar Aficionado who rated the EIII cigar a 95 on their 100 point scale and who praised it this way: "In the world of cigars, it’s hard to find a man more experienced—or more respected—than Ernesto Perez-Carrillo. He got his start in the cigar business making La Gloria Cubanas in a modest factory located in the heart of Little Havana, Miami’s Calle Ocho. Around 1990 he was selling standout, handmade cigars for less than $2 each. A newfound interest in cigars (and an article in a certain magazine) turned his company into a gem, and he couldn’t keep up with the demand. La Glorias went from curiosity to institution, and Perez-Carrillo expanded into the Dominican Republic, vastly expanding the production of La Gloria Cubana cigars.