Ó THE PLEASURE OF TRANSGRESSION Ó
It was during the 18th century that snuff became a distinctive sign of the elite.
Characters such as Napoleon, Queen Charlotte of England and Pope Benedict XII used it regularly.
It is from the rasping of rap� tobacco leaves, a variant of black snuff, infused in barrels of aged rum, that we obtain through a slow distillation process what I like to call the ÒquintessenceÓ, an amber liquid with a thousand aromatic facets, from which the entire olfactory structure of Habanos comes to life.
Rare essences with rich floral, woody-spicy nuances enrich and complete the juice.