Four La Flor Dominicana cigars with red floral bands displayed next to several detached bands on a black background.
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San Andrés

La Flor Dominicana 1994

Savory Dominican 1994

La Flor Dominicana

About La Flor Dominicana 1994

La Flor Dominicana 1994, introduced in 2014, is a Dominican-made line that pairs a Mexican San Andrés wrapper with binder and long filler grown on LFD's La Canela farm. It smokes full-bodied and savory, with earth and dark chocolate underpinned by cedar and a peppered finish. The release arrived in four production vitolas with a limited Beer Stein presentation.

  • Made in Dominican Republic
  • Full
  • Mexican San Andrés
  • earth, dark chocolate/cocoa, cedar, black pepper, raisin

San Andrés Wrapped

La Flor Dominicana 1994

Close-up of five La Flor Dominicana cigars with red and gold bands labeled 1994 lying on a dark surface.

La Flor Dominicana 1994 cigars with red and gold bands

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La Flor Dominicana 1994 is a Dominican-made line introduced in 2014 that pairs a Mexican San Andrés wrapper with Dominican binder and long-filler from LFD's La Canela farm; the blend reads full-bodied with earth, dark chocolate, cedar and black pepper, and a limited Beer Stein edition used a Maduro San Andrés.

Sizes

  • Conga (5.0" x 52)
  • Rumba (6 1/2" x 52)
  • Aldaba (6 1/2" x 58)
  • Mambo (7.0" x 54)
  • Beer Stein edition (6.0" x 54)

Strength

Full

Country of Origin

Dominican Republic

Wrapper

Mexican San Andrés

Binder

Dominican (La Canela)

Filler

Dominican long-filler (La Canela)

Year Released

2014

Flavor Profile

earth, dark chocolate/cocoa, cedar, black pepper, raisin

Blended by Litto Gómez as a farm-focused celebration, the 1994 centers on La Canela-grown Dominican binder and long-filler dressed in a Mexican San Andrés wrapper aged for the release. The San Andrés leaf gives a savory, slightly charred opening—earth and leather—while the Dominican interior supplies rounded cedar, dark chocolate/cocoa and a brown-sugar sweetness that can drift into raisin or dried-fruit notes. A black-pepper lift generally builds into the last third, keeping the finish lively rather than blunt. What distinguishes the 1994 is the consistent use of that San Andrés top leaf against estate Dominican core—dark, sometimes toothy wrapper oiliness meeting a cedar-forward filler for a tobacco-first, full-bodied smoke.

Close-up of five La Flor Dominicana cigars with red and gold bands labeled 1994 lying on a dark surface.

La Flor Dominicana 1994 cigars with red and gold bands

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Articles & Reviews

La Flor Dominicana 1994 Mambo (Prerelease) A hands-on prerelease report that lists the four regular sizes, confirms Mexican San Andrés wrapper with La Canela binder/filler, and walks the Mambo sample through tasting progression, construction notes and release timing.
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Cigar Review: La Flor Dominicana 1994 – A hands-on review that traces the 1994’s flavor arc—cold-draw mineral notes and molasses give way to citrus and chocolate in the middle before earth and mounting pepper close the cigar. Also records wrapper appearance, oily texture, and draw/burn impressions useful for assessing construction.
thecigarauthority.com
La Flor Dominicana 1994 Rumba – Cigar Reviews | Beer Pairings A close reading of the Rumba sizes that emphasizes wrapper visuals, foot and cold-draw aromas, and tasting notes—chocolate, vinegary cherry, and molasses—alongside comments on draw resistance and feel. The piece also notes the Beer Stein limited release and how the maduro wrapper option differs visually and aromatically.
casasfumando.com
Cigar Review: La Flor Dominicana 1994 (Beer Stein) » Leaf Enthusiast A focused review of the Beer Stein limited edition that pairs tasting notes with packaging and branding observations; it explains how the Maduro San Andrés wrapper shifts the 1994 toward darker, earthier chocolate-and-wood tones. The piece is useful for comparing the maduro presentation to the standard San Andrés release.
leafenthusiast.com

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Frequently Asked Questions

The 1994 pairs a Mexican San Andrés wrapper with binder and long‑filler grown on La Flor Dominicana's La Canela farm in the Dominican Republic. Reviews and product notes consistently cite the San Andrés leaf as the top leaf while the interior tobaccos are Dominican‑sourced from La Canela.