Garo 1887 #BPC

A distinctive shape with a smooth, balanced character.

The Garo Box Press (BP) draws from a classic cigar-making tradition that originated in Cuba, where box pressing was initially used to maximize shipping space. The process of pressing the tobacco also became valued for encouraging a slower burn and a consistent, enjoyable smoking experience.

The BP blend sits comfortably in the middle of the Garo Cigars flavor spectrum, making it an excellent choice for smokers looking for balance without sacrificing complexity.

The blend combines Dominican Seco, Lijero, and Corojo filler, held together with Garo's signature Olor Dominican binder and finished with an Ecuadorian Habano wrapper.

The cigar begins with a light, smooth draw and produces a consistent white ash throughout the smoke. As the cigar develops, the oils of the Habano wrapper become more pronounced, revealing elegant notes of walnut and subtle honey sweetness during the second half.

The distinctive box-pressed shape encourages a slow, steady burn, allowing the flavors to evolve naturally from the first draw to the final finish.

Blend:

• Vitola: Box Press (BP)
• Wrapper: Ecuador — Habano
• Binder: Dominican Republic — Olor
• Filler: Dominican Republic — Corojo, Seco & Lijero
• Profile: Medium-bodied, smooth, balanced, with notes of walnut and honey

A classic box-pressed profile. Smooth from the start, nuanced through the finish, and unmistakably Garo.