Casa Turrent Cigars
The Turrent family’s cigar legacy can be traced back to 1880, when Alejandro Turrent’s great-great-grandfather made the trek from Cuba to Mexico with nothing but a handful of tobacco seeds . Today, this fifth generation cigar maker has taken the industry by storm, and proved beyond a doubt, that fine-quality Mexican handmade cigars deserve their place in the sun.
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Casa Turrent 1880 Claro
Price range: £27.50 through £260.00Buy nowThis product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
Casa Turrent 1880 Colorado
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Casa Turrent 1880 Maduro
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Casa Turrent Cuba
Price range: £26.25 through £295.00Buy nowThis product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
Casa Turrent Gran Robusto -Box of 3
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Casa Turrent Miami
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Casa Turrent Nicaragua
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Casa Turrent Sample Pack-Free Postage
Original price was: £105.00.£99.50Current price is: £99.50.Buy now 
Casa Turrent San Andrés
Price range: £26.25 through £295.00Buy nowThis product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
Out of stockCasa Turrent 1880 Gran Bretana Lancero Limited Edition Cigar
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Out of stockCasa Turrent 1880 Double Robusto Gift Pack
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Out of stockJoya De Nicaragua Limited Edition Dos Cientos Gran Toro Cigar – Single Cigars
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Frequently Asked Casa Turrent Cigar Questions
Who makes Casa Turrent cigars?
Casa Turrent cigars are made by the Turrent family in Mexico: five generations of growers based in the San Andrés valley in Veracruz, the region that supplies San Andrés wrapper leaf to half the cigar world. The 1880 series is named for the year the family started farming tobacco, and comes in three wrapper shades: Claro, Colorado and Maduro.