Many cigar tobacco fields and factories are uncovered in Cuba to see how the cigars are produced.

Last year, the cigar industry in Cuba became the highlight of the economic dilemma, with an income of more than $500 million, an increase of 12% over the previous year. The change began in the tobacco field in Western Cuba.


He used organic farming, and did not use any chemicals on the crop, showing a pair of wrinkled hands.


This is pure organic planting harvesting of tobacco leaves in montecino tobacco farms, a worker under the rest of tobacco stem.

In the western part of Pinar De Rio Province, Martinez tobacco farms, tobacco pickers Becerra holding his cattle, with some fresh tobacco leaves a harvest. According to him, the newly collected tobacco leaves will be brought to the dry houses at high places, where the waiting women will hang them up for the first time.

It is reported that Roberto is the owner of the tobacco farm. He said that managing tobacco farms is a very arduous and complex job. It is not a very easy thing to turn tobacco leaves into top cigars. It needs a lot of processes.

After the first drying process of the tobacco farm, tobacco is then transported to a state-run warehouse for further drying. There, female staff will screen and clean tobacco leaves.



A man named vegarra workers in the Cuban leader Fidel Castro's portrait before holding the tobacco fermentation, he is ready to put the tobacco dark room, they were further dried, lasted about 45 to 90 days.

Before sent to the tobacco cigarette factory, in accordance with the needs of the tobacco leaf grading of color and texture, generally the work done by women.


Suarez is a cigar cigar line for specific rating experts, Rackow Rhone factory to provide the best quality color and texture quality.

When these cigars from Cuba leave Rackow Rhone factory, will be shipped to stores around the world and the club, and sold at the price of up to $700.