What is the La Historia Silk blend and sizes?

Silk is a one‑size, 6 x 52 round parejo wrapped in an Ecuador Habano (Quevedo) leaf aged for the project; it uses a Nicaraguan binder and a multi‑country filler featuring Nicaraguan Estelí, Pennsylvania Broadleaf, Dominican La Canela, and Mexican San Andrés tobaccos.

Who led the creation of La Historia Silk and why does that matter?

Lissette Perez‑Carrillo led the initiative after speaking with women in the cigar community; that process shaped wrapper and blend choices and gave Silk an explicit intent to be balanced and approachable while still reflecting Perez‑Carrillo’s focus on leaf selection and construction.

Is La Historia Silk a regular production cigar or a limited release?

Silk is produced in limited, intentional batches. Early reporting and the brand note constrained initial production — the first shipment included a relatively small number of 10‑count boxes — with further small runs planned a few times annually.

What is the blend and where is the wrapper from?

La Historia Silk uses an Ecuador Habano wrapper sourced from Quevedo, a Nicaraguan binder, and a multi‑nation filler that includes Nicaraguan Estelí, Pennsylvania Broadleaf (USA), Dominican La Canela and Mexican San Andrés. The official page highlights the Quevedo Habano and extended fermentation on the wrapper.

How does Silk smoke—strength and flavor profile?

Casa Carrillo and independent reviewers place Silk at medium strength with a medium‑bodied mouthfeel. Expect a balanced progression of earth, sweetness (graham/raisin/cedar), and baking spice; reviewers note a silky smoke texture and an elegant, lingering finish.

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La Historia Silk is a 6×52 toro wrapped in an Ecuador Habano (Quevedo) with a Nicaraguan binder and a four‑country filler mix (Nicaragua, Pennsylvania Broadleaf, the Dominican Republic and Mexico); described as medium in strength, it delivers layered earth, sweetness and spice with a smooth, silky texture.

La Historia Silk is a refined offshoot blended by Lissette Perez‑Carrillo and produced in limited batches. Wrapped in an Ecuadorian Habano from Quevedo and built on a Nicaraguan binder, Silk’s filler pulls from four countries (Nicaragua/Estelí, Pennsylvania Broadleaf, Dominican La Canela and Mexican San Andrés) to create a balanced, multilayered profile. The 6×52 toro smokes smooth and silky—earth and sweet cedar or graham‑like sweetness lead, baking spice and intermittent cocoa/espresso notes appear, and white pepper shows on the retrohale. The textured, polished smoke and limited production run (ten‑count boxes with a Casa Carrillo foot band) give Silk a distinct, measured presence within the La Historia family.

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Articles & Reviews

Perez-Carrillo La Historia Silk A hands-on examination of La Historia Silk that walks through the wrapper selection story and reports tasting notes across multiple cigars. Useful for readers wanting specifics on draw, burn, mouthfeel and how the Quevedo Habano shapes the cigar’s sweet‑spice balance.

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La Historia Silk by Casa Carrillo A focused review that highlights Silk’s silky Ecuador Habano wrapper and describes its measured flavor build—nut, cedar, earth and restrained baking spice—alongside construction and burn notes. The piece summarizes overall performance and scores the cigar for readers weighing value versus limited availability.

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