Hoyo La Amistad Black

La Amistad Black wears Fernández’s heavier hand: a dark Sumatra Oscuro leaf up top and a San Andrés binder that tightens spice and oil. Early draws tend toward black pepper and cinnamon, with a leathery backbone and espresso/cocoa notes emerging through the mid and late smoke. Texture is typically chewy with generous output; construction is consistently solid, producing stable burns and good ash. The line’s intent is clear—Hoyo character filtered through AJF’s darker, pepper‑leaning aesthetic—so it’s well suited to smokers who want a meatier, spice‑forward Hoyo without losing balance.