In 2022 the Garcia Family started growing tobacco in Honduras to explores the country terroirs and to bring another option of tobaccos to be used at the company’s cigars. A few years after they also have started building a factory at the country.
The year of 2025 marked the conclusion of the factory and the presentation of a new line produced in Honduras, the My Father Blue. “The new line is to pay tribute to the tobacco grown at our farm and to our factory in Honduras” says Joseph Garcia from My Father Cigars.
The My Father Blue blends uses a Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper with binder and filler produced at the company’s farm in Honduras. The Blue line comes in four different vitolas: Petit Robusto (4 ½ by 50), Robusto (5 ¼ by 54), Toro (6 by 54) and Toro Gordo (6 by 60). All of them in boxes of 20 cigars.
Other line presented at InterTabac was the Don Pepin El rey de Los Habanos. The line carries the name of the company first factory in Miami with a Sumatra wrapper and Nicaraguan binder and filler, all coming in boxes of 20 cigars.
Both lines will be available at the European market in the following days.
