Perhaps the best acknowledged cigar genre in the nature is the Arturo Fuente family. Now led by procreator and son Carlos Fuente, Sr. and Jr., the Fuente Forebears dead duck been rolling their Arturo Fuente, and Montesino cigars since 1916. The release of the Fuente Fuente OpusX in 1995 heralded the first quality wrapper grown in the Dominican Republic.

Cigars manufactured in Cuba are widely designed to be the best, although legion experts believe that the best offerings from Honduras and Cuban Cigar Nicaragua rival those from Cuba. The Cuban reputation is thought to proceed from the unique characteristics of the Vuelta Abajo district in the Pinar del Río Province at the west of the island, where the microclimate allows high-quality tobacco to be grown.