My Father Flor De Las Antillas 75-Count Yellow Humidor

José “Don Pepin” Garcia spent a lifetime learning tobacco and cigars, and it all culminated in a well-deserved Cigar Aficionado Cigar of the Year win in 2012. The name of the cigar that catapulted him into the limelight was the Flor de las Antillas, which translates to “Flower of the Antilles” in English. This is one of the colloquial names for the island of Cuba where Garcia was born in 1950.

This brings us to a humidor that encapsulates those years when Don Pepin made the big leap and took his place in history. The lid of this yellow humidor features the original art for the cigar band created by Garcia’s nephew, Alcides Montenegro. It depicts two women working in the field, and calls back the cigar art of a century ago before striking modern branding became the norm. Then, pastoral scenes and classic styles were standard.

The Flor De Las Antillas Yellow Humidor holds up to 75 cigars in its Spanish cedar-lined compartments. A hygrometer and humidifier ensure that cigars stay at the right moisture level. Remove the top tray to get at the stogies stored below. When you’re done, close up shop and lock the lid so no one can get their hands on your stash of My Fathers or any other fine premiums you’ve got hidden away inside.

Specifications:
Capacity - 75 Cigars
Dimensions - 14" x 10" x 6"
Color - Yellow
Inside Material - Spanish Cedar
*Includes Hygrometer and Humidifier