Year of foundation: 1927 Tobacco Country: Cuban Tobacco Procedence: Vuelta Abajo Factory: Partagas

CUBAN CIGAR BRAND HISTORY-Introduced in 1901, the powerful flavour of the Bolivar range is almost as widely know as it's namesake, Simon Bolivar (1783-1830), the celebrated Venezuelan warrior who liberated all or part of what is today Venezuela, Columbia, Peru and Bolivia. The cigar brand was developed by the Jose Rocha Company and manufactured at the El Crepusculo factory, but was later acquired by Menendez, Garcia y Cia.

Code	Name	Image (Click on Image)	Price
BOLIVAR CORONAS GIGANTES n-25			$243.00
BOLIVAR ROYAL CORONAS n-25			$168.00
BOLIVAR BELICOSOS FINOS n-25			$195.00
BOLIVAR BELICOSOS FINOS SLB n-25			$195.00
BOLIVAR BONITAS n-25			$125.00
BOLIVAR CORONAS EXTRAS n-25			$171.00
BOLIVAR CORONAS EXTRAS SLB n-50 2007			$319.00
BOLIVAR CORONAS GIGANTES n-50			$482.00
BOLIVAR CORONAS JUNIOR n-25			$133.00
BOLIVAR CORONAS JUNIOR n-25 2002			$138.00
BOLIVAR GOLD MEDAL n-10 2008			$86.00
BOLIVAR INMENSAS n-25 2002			$290.00
BOLIVAR LONSDALES n-25 2001			$239.00
BOLIVAR PETIT BELICOSOS EDICION LIMITADA n-25 2009			$266.00
BOLIVAR PETIT CORONAS n-25			$132.00
BOLIVAR PETIT CORONAS SLB n-50			$229.00
BOLIVAR PETIT CORONAS SLB n-50 2005			$317.00
BOLIVAR ROYAL CORONAS A/TUBOS n-10			$96.00
BOLIVAR TUBOS NO.1 A/TUBOS n-25			$196.00
BOLIVAR TUBOS No.2 A/TUBOS n-25			$169.00
BOLIVAR TUBOS No.3 A/TUBOS n-25			$132.00
BOLIVAR GRAN BELICOSO - HABANOS 2010 BOOK COLLECTION n-20 (COMING SOON)			$0.00

Bolivar Cigars In 1927, the Spanish industrialist Jose F. Rocha registered a cigar trademark with the name of the liberator Simón Bolivar.
In 1944, it was acquired by Cifuentes, the firm owning Partagás, and since then it was a member of the group of trademarks produced in that factory. Its tobacco comes from Vuelta Abajo (Pinar del Río) and some wrapper from Havana province. This cigar is distinguished by its character, its strength, somewhere between mid and strong, its nice flavor and its pleasant aroma.
The Bolivar has dark wrappers with reddish tones. There are over 20 models in the market at the moment. Coronas Gigantes (Churchill) and Inmensas (Lonsdale) stand out and range among the best of this trademark; as much as the Gold Medal (Lonsdale) easily identifiable by the golden wrapper which enfolds half of the cigar.
General Cigars owns the commercial rights of the Bolivar cigars since 1983. They are commercialized in Canada, the Caribbean, Mexico, France, Great Britain, Switzerland, The Far East, Africa and the Middle East.