Considering anejo translates from Spanish to “aged,” it’s fitting that the blend uses a pair of aged wrappers. Partagas Anejo features a 1998 Cameroon leaf and a 2013 Connecticut shade leaf woven together in a barber pole pattern, a first for the Partagas brand. Underneath lies a Dominican binder and a blend of Mexican and Dominican long-fillers. Smooth to medium in body, the Partagas Anejo exudes notes of wood, leather, and earth. This release is seasonal so get yours before they run out!