Flor de Selva Cigars

Shop the Flor de Selva range at The House of Cigars. Maya Selva launched the brand in France in 1995. Yet each cigar shows the taste of Honduras. The brand uses fine local leaf and rolls each cigar by hand.

Our live range has two clear styles. First, choose Clasica Fino for cedar, cream, and nuts. Next, try Maduro Grand Presse for cocoa, coffee, and warm spice.

Why Choose Flor de Selva?

Maya Selva learned how to grow, blend, and roll fine leaf in Honduras. Then, she worked with Néstor Plasencia on her first cigars. Today, the Maya Selva range sells in more than 35 countries.

The main Flor de Selva line is a Honduran puro. So, its wrapper, binder, and filler all come from Honduras. This gives the smoke a clear sense of place.

The line also gives you two useful shapes. Clasica Fino has a slim Corona size. In contrast, Maduro Grand Presse has a wide, box-pressed Toro shape.

Flor de Selva cigars suit fans of wood, nuts, cocoa, and spice. Both live cigars have medium strength. Therefore, they give rich taste without too much force.

Explore Clasica Fino

Clasica Fino gives you a smooth and clean smoke. It has a Honduran Connecticut wrapper. A Jamastrán binder sits below it. Honduran leaf then forms the filler.

At first, you may taste cedar, dry wood, and soft herbs. Next, cream, nuts, and mild spice may appear. A light sweet note can also add balance.

The cigar is 6 inches long and has a 44 ring gauge. It has 3 out of 5 strength. In addition, it gives about 50 minutes of smoke time.

Choose Clasica Fino for a calm day smoke. It may also suit new smokers who want a medium cigar. However, use a slow pace to keep the smoke cool.

Discover Maduro Grand Presse

Maduro Grand Presse offers a darker taste. It uses a Honduran Habano Maduro wrapper. A Brazilian Mata Fina binder adds depth. Meanwhile, Honduran filler gives the smoke warmth and body.

You may find earth, cocoa, coffee, leather, and toast. Then, cinnamon, berries, and soft caramel may grow. Pepper can also add a fresh lift near the end.

This is one of the best-known Flor de Selva cigars in the range. Cigar Journal ranked it No. 18 in its Top 25 Cigars of 2016.

The box-pressed Toro is 6 inches long and has a 56 ring gauge. It has 3 out of 5 strength. Moreover, it gives about 60 minutes of smoke time.

Pick Maduro Grand Presse for an evening smoke. It may also work well after a meal or with coffee.

Clasica o Maduro?

First, think about taste. Clasica Fino feels light, woody, and creamy. Maduro Grand Presse tastes darker, sweeter, and richer.

Next, think about shape. The slim Fino keeps the taste clear and direct. In contrast, the wide Grand Presse may feel cool and slow.

Then, think about time. Clasica Fino lasts about 50 minutes. Maduro Grand Presse adds about ten more minutes.

Why Shop Flor de Selva Cigars Here?

The House of Cigars puts both live blends in one place. So, you can compare a smooth Honduran Corona with a rich Maduro Toro.

Start with Clasica Fino for cream, cedar, and nuts. Then, try Maduro Grand Presse for cocoa, coffee, and warm spice.

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FAQs

Who started Flor de Selva?

Maya Selva launched the brand in France in 1995. Before that, she learned the cigar craft in Honduras.

Where are the cigars made?

The brand makes its cigars in Honduras. The main line also uses Honduran leaf from wrapper to filler.

Which cigar suits a smooth smoke?

Clasica Fino offers a softer taste. It may bring cedar, cream, nuts, herbs, and mild spice.

Which cigar has a darker taste?

Maduro Grand Presse offers more cocoa, coffee, earth, leather, and sweet spice.

Has the brand earned a major award?

Yes. Cigar Journal ranked Maduro Grand Presse No. 18 in its Top 25 Cigars of 2016.

How long do these cigars last?

Clasica Fino lasts about 50 minutes. Maduro Grand Presse lasts about 60 minutes. However, your pace may change the total time.

Can I buy Flor de Selva cigars online in the UK?

Yes. You can shop the whole range at The House of Cigars.