The blend of this new Vitola exclusively uses leaves from and from the historic Cuban Denomination of Origin, where it was born. The brand was in 1865. Hoyo de Monterrey owes its origin to the plantation of the same name located in San Juan y Martínez* (DOP), in the heart of the Vuelta Abajo * (DOP) area.

The Hoyo de Monterrey plantation, one of the most famous Vegas de Primera, is located there. Located with the famous inscription on its entrance door: "Hoyo de Monterrey. José? Gen. 1860". El Hoyo de Monterrey is located in one of the fertile lands on the river banks that run through San Juan and Martínez.

The Spanish from Tarragona Jose? Generate, use? for the first time, the name of this Vega for this tobacco brand in 1865.

All Hoyo de Monterrey Vitolas are made with Long Filler, Totally by Hand.
The mild flavor of its blend makes it an attractive option for those who like a less robust, delicate, and aromatic Habano with great elegance and complexity.

The brand highlights historical Vitolas, such as the prestigious Epicure Series with its Vitolas Y, enriched in 2008 with the Special Epicure. A few years ago it was launched the first Petit Robusto de Habanos, with a ring gauge of 50 and shorter than the Robusto, and the pioneering brand was Hoyo de Monterrey.

Since then, it has been one of the preferred Habanos for those who enjoy thick ring gauge formats but have little time to enjoy them. On the other hand, the Le Hoyo series is also distinguished within the brand, which was historically known for its delicate and medium caliber formats.

Le Hoyo de San Juan, the new Vitola that comes to enrich this historical line of the brand, is a highly innovative launch due to two main factors:
It incorporates a new Vitola to the Le Hoyo Series, without any new presentation for decades.

It is a heavy-gauge Vitola that allows Hoyo de Monterrey fans to enrich the range in larger sizes, rarely present in the mark.
Regarding its blend, Le Hoyo de San Juan means a new step forward in the deepening of the elaboration of the combinations of Habanos with characteristics typical of each one of the Cuban Denominations of Origin.

Hoyo de Monterrey's characteristically mild-flavored blend is made exclusively with Seco y Ligero leaves from the San Juan y Martínez* (PDO) Tobacco District.
The Seco and Ligero leave that make up the Ligada de Le Hoyo de San Juan come from San Juan y Martínez* (DOP), which gives it its flavor that the rich soils that San Juan provides.

In other words, Le Hoyo de San Juan, while still providing a mild flavor characteristic of Hoyo de Monterrey, is characterized by giving this new Vitola the consistency and intensity of its own that the soils of San Juan give to all the leaves that in they grow.

The format of this Geniales Vitola de Galera (ring gauge 54, 21.43 mm x 150 mm long) augurs an excellent reception for Le Hoyo de San Juan among Hoyo de Monterrey enthusiasts and that it will become the reference for the formats of Thick caliber and medium length for those looking for an elegant flavor that is consistent and balanced at the same time.

Will Hoyo de San Juan be there? Initially available in the brand's classic Cajon de Corredera or Slide Lid Box (SLB) in 25 and 10 units. These drawers also incorporate innovations in the brand's image. In the first place, the external adhesive ballot of the ten and 25-unit packages and the ribbon that adorns the 25-unit Mazo in a new white color will help to identify this new Vitola from Hoyo de Monterrey to wine enthusiasts. Mark.

Lastly, Le Hoyo de San Juan presents the new ring of the Le Hoyo Series that identifies this new Vitola with its characteristic red color at the bottom and elevates the brand's image in this updated Series.