Avion

Avion began as a limited, vitola‑forward extension of Fausto—box‑pressed perfectos and figurado perfectos rolled primarily at the My Father factory—to tighten draw and concentrate flavor. The standard recipe pairs an Ecuadorian wrapper over a Nicaraguan core, but Avion is also a playground for wrapper swaps (Broadleaf, Corojo, Mexican San Andrés) that shift sweetness and spice. Expect a smoking profile dominated by earth and cedar, a steady black‑pepper presence (pronounced on the retrohale), and secondary notes of cocoa, espresso and leather; larger vitolas and certain wrappers push the line toward medium‑full. The box‑pressed perfecto format gives Avion a firm, focused mouthfeel and a cool, enduring nub in the last third.