My Father La Lealtad

The My Father La Lealtad is the second cigar out of My Father's new Honduran factory, and the blend leans Honduran to match. It debuted at PCA in May 2026. The name means "the loyalty." It runs medium to full, with more flavor than My Father Blue, the cigar that opened the factory.

The wrapper is an Ecuadorian Habano Oscuro Rosado — a dark, reddish leaf with natural oil. Under it sits binder and filler of Honduran and Nicaraguan tobacco, all grown on García family farms. Don Pepín and Jaime García built the blend.

It opens with pepper and spice, then settles. Dry cocoa comes in, with cedar underneath keeping the smoke from going heavy. The finish turns to espresso, wood, and a darker earth that hangs after each draw. Strength climbs from medium-plus into medium-full by the last third.

This is My Father's move into Honduras. Same García-style depth smokers know from the Nicaraguan work, built on Honduran leaf. 

My Father La Lealtad Details:

• Wrapper: Ecuadorian Habano Oscuro Rosado
• Binder: Honduran & Nicaraguan
• Filler: Honduran & Nicaraguan
• Sizes: Robusto 5.25x52, Toro 6x54, Toro Gordo 6x60
• Strength: Medium to Full
• Tasting Notes: Pepper, cocoa, cedar, espresso, earth
• Estimated Smoke Time: 60 - 90 minutes
• Made at My Father Cigars, El Paraíso, Honduras

Choosing Your Size

Robusto (5.25x52) — The shortest of the three. Same blend, more concentrated, done in about an hour. Best if you want the full arc without the time.

Toro (6x54) — The middle vitola and the one most people reach for. Balanced burn, full flavor development, room for the cocoa and espresso to build.

Toro Gordo (6x60) — The biggest ring. Cooler, slower burn, more smoke volume. For when you've got the evening.

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