Frederick Charatan opened a tobacco store on London's Mansell Street in 1863, marking the beginning of the Charatan tale. There are numerous tales to share, ranging from the Charatan family's involvement up to 1960 to the upscale, well-liked cigars made by London-based Dunhill Tobacco in the 1990s. Tor Imports is giving Charatan a new appearance that blends mythology and tradition with a promising future for the brand as we approach the Roaring Twenties. The renowned wrapper leaf, which is cultivated in the San Andrés Valley of Mexico, gives our darkest cigar its inherent rich hue. The word "Maduro," which translates to "ripe" or "mature" in Spanish, captures the deep, dark hues of these expertly fermented and meticulously aged leaves, which are evocative of the best dark chocolate with faint earthy and coffee undertones.
