Nestor Miranda

notably La Aurora and Don Lino. Featuring a Rosado wrapper, the release of the Nestor Miranda Special Selection would be a hit – essentially launching a brand that had Nestor’s name on it. The line was expanded to add an Oscuro and Connecticut blend as well as some limited edition special sizes. In 2014, the line would be retired and Nestor’s brand would be re-launched under the Nestor Miranda Collection. After a five-year hiatus, Miami Cigar would bring back the Nestor Mirana Special Selection. Today we take a look at the 2019 iteration of the Nestor Miranda Special Selection in a Toro size.
In 2014, Miami Cigar and Company made a decision to sunset the Nestor Miranda Special Selection blends and replace it with the all-new Nestor Miranda Collection. The Nestor Miranda Collection would grow to four blends. While Nestor Miranda Collection would do quite well for Miami Cigar and Company, there were requests to bring back the Special Selection line. With 2019 being the 30th anniversary of Miami Cigar and Company, the company decided to bring back the Rosado blend of the Special Selection.

In the mid-2000s, Miami Cigar and Company President Nestor Miranda would turn to his friend Don Pepin Garcia to create a signature cigar with Nestor’s name on it. That cigar would be the Nestor Miranda Special Selection. At the time, Miami had built a reputation distributing cigars for others – most