Nuestra Historia

The Reyes
Tobacco Family— one town, one soil, one name

Four generations have worked the same fields in Navarrete. Everything we sell begins as a seed in that ground.

La Familia

Some companies chose tobacco.
Ours was born in it.

Since 1920 the Reyes family has lived by the leaf — first as growers, then as fermenters, and today as makers of premium handmade cigars. Our home is Navarrete, in the heart of the Cibao Valley near Santiago, where the soil is prized enough that when the town expanded it grew around our fields rather than over them.

That is the whole story, and it is also the whole difference. We are not a brand that buys tobacco and prints a band. We plant it, prime it, ferment it in our own pilones, age it in our own warehouses — and only then do we allow it to become a cigar that carries the family name.

Flor de los ReyesThe Reyes Tobacco Family

El Camino

A Century, Told in Four Chapters

1920 — The first fields

The Reyes family begins growing tobacco in Navarrete, in the heart of the Cibao Valley.

La Tierra — A town grows around the farm

When Navarrete expanded, it grew around our fields rather than over them. The farm was here first.

El Pilón — From growers to fermenters

The family ferments its own leaf in its own pilones and ages it in its own warehouses, all within a few kilometres of the field.

Hoy — Flor de los Reyes

Today the family makes premium handmade cigars from tobacco it grew, fermented and aged itself.

Field, pilón and warehouse — all within a few kilometres.

Nothing leaves the family's hands between the seedbed and the finished cigar. That is unusual in this industry, and it is why we can vouch for every leaf.

We never had to buy anyone else's tobacco. We only had to wait for our own.
— The Reyes Tobacco Family

Lo Que Nos Define

What We Refuse to Compromise

I

Our own leaf

Everything we sell begins as a seed in our own fields. We have never had to buy anyone else's tobacco.

II

Nothing leaves the family's hands

From the seedbed to the finished cigar, every step happens within a few kilometres of the field.

III

Patience

The bales are turned by hand and opened only when they are ready.

Pruébelo

A century of leaf,
now in your hand.

The only way to understand a hundred years of patience is to light it.