Casa 1910 Cavalry Edition Lucero Torpedo

Close your eyes and travel back to 1910, to the heart of the Mexican Revolution. Pancho Villa, Emiliano Zapata, Fortino Sámano—names that evoke men who were hungry for freedom and shared a common passion: cigars. As a Mexican cigar brand, Casa 1910 aims to perpetuate the legacy and passion for tobacco of these revolutionaries.

We have selected a magnificent "torpedo" module from the "Cavalry Edition" range. This range pays tribute to the horsemen of the Mexican Revolution, of which Pancho Villa was a member. Known by the nickname "Centaur of the North", he proudly rode his mare named "Siete Leguas". The hair on her forehead formed a star, or Lucero, which inspired the name of this cigar.

Tasting menu

Notes

Casa 1910 Cavalry Edition Lucero offers a rich and balanced sensory experience from start to finish. Upon lighting, captivating vanilla notes mingle with a gradual rise of spices, with a subtle hint of pink pepper. The second third reveals a characteristic nutty flavour that gives the cigar a pleasant depth.

The final third reveals an almost mentholated nuance, accentuated by spicy notes that gradually emerge. A subtle hint of bitterness and pine nuances reminiscent of juniper berries add an intriguing complexity to this final phase.

The comforting character of Casa 1910 Cavalry Edition Lucero makes it an ideal companion to be savoured by the fireside. Throughout the tasting, the cigar impresses with its exceptional roundness, offering an experience that evolves into a treat for aficionados.

The ash holds firmly, demonstrating the quality of construction, while the smooth and pleasant draw makes each puff easy. The dense smoke produces beautiful curls that add to the aesthetic of the experience.

To accompany this tasting, we suggest a galette des rois, chai tea or amaretti biscuits, choices that harmoniously complement the flavours and aromas of Casa 1910 Cavalry Edition Lucero. A true invitation to sensory escape.

The cigar anecdote

At Casa 1910, we take pride in paying homage to this part of our history and sharing it with tobacco enthusiasts worldwide.

Manolo Santiago