Bolívar Libertador La Casa del Habano Exclusivo
The Bolívar Libertador stands as one of the most sought-after exclusives in the La Casa del Habano program, delivering the brand's signature full-bodied character through an impressive Sublimes vitola. Released in 2013, this cigar represents a collaboration between Habanos S.A. and the prestigious La Casa del Habano retail network, offering aficionados a unique expression of Bolívar's robust heritage.

Vitola and Dimensions
The Libertador employs the Sublimes format, a substantial size that has appeared in various special releases throughout Cuban cigar history. This commanding vitola provides ample smoking time and allows the blend's complexity to unfold gradually.

| Specification | Measurement |
|---|---|
| Factory Name | Sublimes |
| Ring Gauge | 54 |
| Length | 164 mm (6½″) |
| Official Weight | 16.65 g |
| Construction | Handmade |

Presentation and Packaging
Each Bolívar Libertador is adorned with the large "C" band design, accompanied by the distinctive La Casa del Habano secondary band that identifies this as an exclusive release. The cigars are presented in semi boîte nature boxes containing 10 pieces, with the packaging featuring a nostalgic 1930s-style papeleta end label that pays homage to Bolívar's storied past.

Tasting Profile

Based on aggregated reviews from 18 smokers, the Libertador delivers a balanced yet assertive experience. The cigar scores consistently across key attributes, with an overall rating of 3.78 out of 5. Tasting notes prominently feature earthy characteristics complemented by leather undertones, staying true to Bolívar's reputation for bold, traditional Cuban flavors.
- Elegance: 3/5
- Balance: 3/5
- Strength: 3/5
- Complexity: 3/5
- Aftertaste: 3/5

Related Releases
Collectors may also recognize the Bolívar Libertador Edición Regional Francia, which shares the same name but represents a different exclusive program. The La Casa del Habano version remains distinct in its presentation and market availability through the LCDH network.
