Bahamas

local tobacco leaves and the ideal climate of the Bahamas to produce high-quality cigars that were highly sought after.
In the early 20th century, the cigar industry in the Bahamas declined due to the rise of Cuban cigar makers and the onset of the Great Depression. However, in recent years, there has been a resurgence of cigar making in the Bahamas, with several new cigar brands being established. Today, the Bahamas continues to be a destination for cigar enthusiasts, offering unique blends of tobacco grown on the islands and providing a unique taste experience.

The history of cigar making in the Bahamas dates back to the 1800s when Cuban cigar makers immigrated to the Bahamas and established cigar factories on the islands. During this time, the Bahamas was a British colony and served as a hub for trade and commerce in the Caribbean. The cigar makers utilized