Abuelo Nieta

strength	Medium-Full
size	5 1/4 x 44
grade	HLF
wapper	Honduras (Habano)
binder	Honduras (Corojo)
filler	Honduras (Corojo)
shape	Perfecto

Family is an important part of many cigar manufacturer’s businesses, and as such, there have been a multitude of cigar lines and releases over the years that have referenced families, either in the name of the line directly or in the explanation of why the cigars were made in the first place.

Examples abound, with a list that includes La Familia Robaina, Padrón’s Family Reserve line, Viaje’s Friends and Family line and—perhaps most obviously—the My Father Cigars brand, which was named in honor of the company’s patriarch, Jose ‘Pepin’ Garcia.

Enter the newest creation from United Cigars, a four-viola line named Abuelo, which translates to grandfather from Spanish. The Honduran puro is made up of tobacco grown on the Eiroa family farms in Las Lomas, Honduras—specifically a Honduran habano wrapper covering a corojo binder as well as corojo fillers. In fact, each of the vitolas are the Spanish words for various names used to describe relatives: Nieto is Spanish for Grandson and Nieta translates to Granddaughter, while Padre is Spanish for Father and Gran Abuelo translates to Great grandfather.

“This is 100% tobacco from our farm,” said Justo Eiroa, president of JRE Tobacco Co., in a press release. “Filler and Binder are authentic Corojo with our Habano wrapper. A true puro from Julio’s farm.”

The new regular production line is being produced at Fabrica de Puros Aladino factory located at Las Lomas Jamastran Honduras.