La Vega Coyol is one a farm  in Honduras, named after the majestic Coyol palm tree that stands at its entrance. Sharing the same fertile soil of the palm, the tobaccos cultivated from La Vega Coyol exhibit wonderful aromatics and an exceptional palate experience. Like a fine wine, Coyol is a cigar whose name honors its roots and the land that gave it character.

The third release in the Alec Bradley Experimental Series, Double Broadleaf features proprietary wrapper and binder tobacco from heritage Connecticut Broadleaf seeds grown in the rich soils of Honduras. These exclusive tobaccos are then blended with an additional binder from Nicaragua and filler tobaccos from Honduras and Nicaragua to create a bold, rich, and exciting smoking experience. The creation of Double Broadleaf exemplifies what it means to be experimental.