La Palina Cigars in Webster, TX

Before opening the Congress Cigar Factory in Chicago in 1896, Samuel Paley worked as a factory lecturer, roller and manager. He named its first cigar line after his wife, Goldie Drell Paley. Their grandson Bill revived La Palina in 2010. Two lines carried here recall the founders by name. Goldie honors his grandmother, and Mr. Sam takes its name from the nickname factory workers gave his grandfather.

Lines We Carry

Availability

We carry Blue Label, Bronze Label, Classic Connecticut, El Año 1896 and Nicaragua Oscuro in Robusto and Toro. We carry Nicaragua Connecticut in Robusto and 1948 in Churchill and Robusto.

We carry Goldie in No. 5 and Prominente Toro, KB (Kill Bill) in Part One, Part Two and Part Three, and Mr. Sam in Lancero, Robusto and Toro. Call for today’s shelf quantity.

La Palina Cigars FAQ

How do Blue Label and Bronze Label differ?

Both use a Honduran binder and filler from Honduras and Nicaragua. Blue Label has an Ecuadorian Sumatra wrapper. Bronze Label has an Ecuadorian Habano wrapper.

Which La Palina cigars are rolled in Miami?

Goldie and Mr. Sam are rolled at El Titan de Bronze in Miami. Both have an Ecuadorian Habano wrapper, but Goldie uses an Ecuadorian binder and Mr. Sam uses a Nicaraguan binder.

What do the part numbers on KB mean?

The part numbers identify sizes in the KB series. We carry Part One, Part Two and Part Three. Part Three is the 5 × 52 Robusto.

Why La Palina?

La Palina’s two Connecticut lines offer a direct comparison in Robusto. Classic Connecticut combines an Ecuadorian wrapper with a Dominican binder and filler from two countries. Nicaragua Connecticut uses Nicaraguan tobacco for the wrapper, binder and filler.

Looking for La Palina Cigars near Webster, TX?

You’ll find The Smoke Ring at 17066 State Highway 3 in Webster, near Clear Lake and League City. Call 281-332-9871 for a size check or see our visit page for hours and directions.

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