Whether it’s Miami’s Little Havana or Tampa’s Ybor City, wherever you find a significant Cuban population, you’ll find Cuban espresso and Moya. The locals consume these little-known Dominican cigars so fast there are virtually none left for the rest of the country. The reason they’re in such short supply of course is that they are so reminiscent of the traditional Casadores and Fumas that the old-time Cuban émigrés remember from their homeland.

While Moya is not a Cuban cigar, its 100% aged Dominican tobacco in both Natural and Maduro wrappers is a sweet reminder of the everyday smokes the Cubans once enjoyed. What’s more, with its exceptionally low bundle price in the original Cuban pack of twenty-five cigars, Moya is the kind of bargain cigar that allows for frequent enjoyment, just the right accompaniment for a leisurely game of dominoes and talk of those by-gone days of yore. Indeed, for these Cubans, Moya is a taste of home.