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CA: La Flor Dominicana Shipping Maduro Andalusian Bull

October 6, 2026 3:45 PM · By Gizmo

Photo courtesy of La Flor Dominicana
It was created to celebrate the 10th anniversary of one of the most popular La Flors ever made. The filler and binder leaves on the new maduro version were grown on La Canela, the farm in the Dominican Republic owned by La Flor Dominicana. According to the company, some of the Dominican tobacco in the blend comes from a 2016 crop that’s been aging for 10 years, including the binder leaf and one of the filler components, grown from Pelo de Oro seed. The wrapper is from the Connecticut River Valley, a dark leaf of Connecticut broadleaf, rather than Ecuadoran tobacco as used on the original.

Production is being limited to 5,000 boxes, each of them containing 10 cigars. Each box has a suggested retail price of $350, which breaks down to $35 per cigar.

The specs on the cigar are intriguing, though the original Bull has been a letdown for my palate. I don’t know why I’m surprised by the limited initial availability here, as almost all new hyped releases are presented as scarce.

I look forward to reviewing it. Is this the early lock for CA’s Cigar of the Year?