PDR
PDR Cigars is a Dominican cigar company led by blender Abe Flores, with production centered at its boutique factory in Tamboril, Dominican Republic. The portfolio includes A. Flores 1975, Flores y Rodriguez, PDR 1878, El Trovador, and other collections built around Dominican tobacco and a broad range of wrapper styles.
Shop PDR cigars at Cigars N Cigars, including A. Flores 1975 Gran Reserva, Serie Privada, and Flores y Rodriguez selections. Compare Dominican Corojo, Ecuadorian Habano, Maduro, Sun Grown, and other wrappers across Robusto, Gran Toro, Churchill, Double Magnum, and additional vitolas.
PDR Cigars: Dominican Blends, Wrappers and Vitolas
PDR produces cigars in the Dominican Republic with an emphasis on Dominican tobacco combined with wrapper and filler tobaccos from several growing regions. Current Cigars N Cigars selections include Dominican Corojo, Ecuadorian Habano, Ecuadorian Habano Maduro, Sun Grown Ecuadorian Habano, Dominican Habano, and Dominican Habano Maduro wrappers.
A. Flores 1975 represents a major part of the current selection, particularly Gran Reserva Corojo 2006, Gran Reserva Sungrown, and Serie Privada. Flores y Rodriguez adds additional Dominican Habano and Maduro options. Comparing the cigar family and wrapper first, followed by strength and vitola, provides the clearest way to navigate the available PDR portfolio.
PDR and A. Flores Cigar Collections
A. Flores 1975 Gran Reserva Corojo 2006
A. Flores 1975 Gran Reserva Corojo 2006 is built around an aged Dominican Corojo 2006 wrapper with Dominican binder and filler tobaccos. Current Cigars N Cigars inventory includes Half Corona, Robusto, Gran Toro, and Double Magnum formats, providing several dimensions for comparing the same medium-strength blend.
A. Flores 1975 Gran Reserva Sungrown
Gran Reserva Sungrown provides a different wrapper expression within the A. Flores 1975 collection. Current selections use a Sun Grown Ecuadorian Habano wrapper and are available in Gran Toro and Double Magnum formats. The wrapper provides a direct contrast with the Dominican Corojo 2006 used on the Gran Reserva Corojo collection.
Gran Reserva Corojo vs. Gran Reserva Sungrown
Wrapper tobacco is the clearest distinction between these two A. Flores 1975 Gran Reserva collections. Corojo 2006 uses an aged Dominican Corojo wrapper, while Sungrown uses Sun Grown Ecuadorian Habano. Both are Dominican-made cigars, allowing smokers to compare two wrapper styles within the same broader A. Flores 1975 family.
A. Flores 1975 Serie Privada
A. Flores 1975 Serie Privada moves toward the medium-to-full side of the PDR portfolio. Current Cigars N Cigars selections include Ecuadorian Habano and Ecuadorian Habano Maduro wrapper versions in box-pressed Robusto, Toro, Churchill, and other formats. The two wrapper options make Serie Privada particularly useful for side-by-side comparison within a single cigar family.
Serie Privada Habano vs. Maduro
Current Serie Privada Habano cigars use an Ecuadorian Habano wrapper, while Serie Privada Maduro uses Ecuadorian Habano Maduro. Both are Dominican-made and occupy the medium-to-full range in current Cigars N Cigars listings. Choosing between the two therefore begins primarily with wrapper preference before comparing the available vitolas.
Flores y Rodriguez Cigars
Flores y Rodriguez is part of the PDR portfolio and expands the current selection with additional Dominican wrapper expressions. Current Cigars N Cigars inventory includes Cabinet Seleccion Habano and Maduro cigars, with Dominican Habano and Dominican Habano Maduro wrappers represented across Robusto, Toro, and Gordo formats.
Flores y Rodriguez Habano vs. Maduro
Flores y Rodriguez Cabinet Seleccion Habano and Maduro provide another direct wrapper comparison within the PDR portfolio. Habano uses Dominican Habano wrapper tobacco, while Maduro uses a darker Dominican Habano Maduro wrapper. Current selections include Magicos, Genios, and Canonazo formats depending on the blend.
PDR 1878 Cigars
PDR 1878 is one of the manufacturer's established cigar families and includes several wrapper and blend variations. The current manufacturer portfolio includes Recordando a Santiago editions in Natural, Oscura, Madura, and Sun Grown expressions, along with the separate PDR 1878 Roast Cafe flavored collection.
Where Are PDR Cigars Made?
PDR cigars are handmade at the company's Dominican factory in Tamboril. PDR describes its production as combining traditional Cuban cigar-making methods with a modern boutique Dominican factory, including the use of entubado bunching for filler tobacco. Dominican tobacco forms an important part of many blends, while wrappers and other components can come from Ecuador, Mexico, Nicaragua, and additional growing regions.
PDR Robusto, Toro, Churchill and Double Magnum Cigars
Current PDR selections span Half Corona, Corona, Robusto, box-pressed Robusto, Toro, Gran Toro, Churchill, Gordo, and Double Magnum formats. Several A. Flores 1975 collections are available in multiple sizes, allowing shoppers to select a blend and wrapper first and then compare dimensions within the same cigar family.