Introducing the Casa Carrillo La Historia Silk, a beautifully balanced toro (6 × 52) that’s as thoughtful in its origin as it is delicious on the palate. Born from authentic conversations with women across the cigar community, this is the first round-format Perez-Carrillo cigar released in the U.S., and a meaningful reflection of inclusivity and craftsmanship. Draped in a rare Ecuador Habano wrapper from Quevedo—aged for 18 months—Silk immediately signals elegance. Beneath, a Nicaraguan Estelí binder supports a refined filler ensemble: tobaccos from Estelí, Dominican La Canela, Mexican San Andrés, and U.S. Pennsylvania Broadleaf, with an exceptional dose of rare Dominican Pelo de Oro. Together, these layers create a medium-bodied smoke rich in earth, delicate sweetness, and vibrant spice, evolving gracefully with each draw. The experience is nuanced and harmonious—a foundation of earthy richness lifted by soft sweetness and a gently lingering spice. Limited to just 1,500 boxes of ten, La Historia Silk is crafted for everyone who values depth, balance, and a purpose-driven blend. It’s a fresh chapter in Casa Carrillo’s legacy—sophisticated, inclusive, and made to inspire.
