老爹雪茄的產(chǎn)品曾經(jīng)兩次獲得CA（ Cigar Aficionado）雜志的年度冠軍雪茄稱(chēng)號(hào)。正在對(duì)計(jì)劃發(fā)布的安德烈斯之花10周年限量版2022進(jìn)行最后的潤(rùn)色，這是近期外界較為關(guān)注的一款產(chǎn)品，只有一個(gè)尺寸，預(yù)計(jì)在7月份的PCA貿(mào)易展上亮相的小批量產(chǎn)品。預(yù)計(jì)今年晚些時(shí)候向零售商發(fā)貨。

這款限量版在尼加拉瓜卷制，每盒12支，每支雪茄都有單獨(dú)的棺木式的包裝盒，外包裝盒十分華麗，每個(gè)雪茄盒有唯一編號(hào)，貼在包裝盒正面的右下角。2012年這款安德烈斯之花的公牛尺寸被評(píng)為年度第一名雪茄，12是對(duì)這個(gè)年份的致敬。這是老爹雪茄公司的所有者、加西亞家族第一次拿到CA雜志年度第一名的獎(jiǎng)項(xiàng)。

限量版雪茄52環(huán)徑，6.5英寸。全部采用尼加拉瓜煙葉卷制。并且全部是加西亞家族經(jīng)營(yíng)的農(nóng)場(chǎng)種植的煙葉。

杰米·加西亞（Jaime Garcia）介紹說(shuō)，限量版與10年前的原版相比，茄衣煙葉比較相似，但是限量版的顏色更深一些，雖然是相同的種子。此刻Jaime在位于邁阿密的公司總部，向大家介紹限量版的包裝盒和雪茄。他說(shuō)這款限量版會(huì)比原版要味道濃郁一些。算是中等+（“medium plus）的口味。

預(yù)計(jì)這款限量版一共生產(chǎn)5000盒，總共6萬(wàn)支。公司還沒(méi)有確定零售價(jià)。

安德烈斯之花這款產(chǎn)品在CA雜志社以往的雪茄測(cè)評(píng)里表現(xiàn)出色。在10年中，17次得分在90分以上，6次得分在80多分，其中5次得分是89分。最高得分是96分，當(dāng)時(shí)公牛尺寸被評(píng)為年度冠軍雪茄。

安德烈斯之花中的安德烈斯是指安德烈斯群島，這里是加西亞家族的老家，古巴則是加勒比海地區(qū)的安德烈斯群島中最大的一個(gè)島嶼。

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My Father Cigars, two-time winners of Cigar Aficionado’s Cigar of the Year, is putting the final touches on the Flor de Las Antillas 10th Anniversary Limited Edition 2022. It’s a new version of one of the company’s most heralded brands, a one size, small-production release it hopes to have on display at the PCA trade show in July. Shipments to cigar shops will follow later in the year.?

The cigars are made in Nicaragua, and will be presented in ornate, numbered boxes containing 12 cigars, each of them presented in individual wooden coffins. The boxes are striking, with a golden label near the bottom right corner of the lid showing the number of the production run. The 12-count boxes are an homage to the year 2012, when the Flor de Las Antillas Toro was named Cigar of the Year. It was the first time the Garcia family, owners and makers of My Father Cigars, won that award.?

The new smokes measure 6 1/2 inches long by 52 ring gauge, and while the all-Nicaraguan blend has a certain familiarity to the traditional Flor de Las Antillas, it has been modified, with tobacco from different farms, all of them owned by the Garcias.?

“The wrapper is very similar, same seed, but it’s darker,” said Jaime Garcia, standing in his Miami-area headquarters and showing off a prototype of the box and the cigars. He suggested the cigars would be a bit stronger than the traditional Flor de Las Antillas, calling the strength of this limited-edition “medium plus.”

Only 5,000 boxes are slated for production, or 60,000 cigars in total. The Garcia family, owners of My Father, have yet to determine pricing.?

Flor de Las Antillas has been an exceptional performer in Cigar Aficionado and Cigar Insider blind tastings. Over the brand’s 10-year history, we have awarded it 17 scores in the 90s, and only six in the 80s (five of those were 89-point-scores.) The highest score it’s ever received was 96 points, for the Toro, when it was named Cigar of the Year. The brand literally translates as “flower of the Antilles,” an homage to the Garcias' birthplace of Cuba, the largest of the Caribbean Sea’s Antillean islands.?