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The Ferio Tego Timeless Panamericana is a full-bodied, sophisticated cigar crafted for those who crave complexity, history, and perfectly balanced flavor. Originally an exclusive for Nat Sherman’s Townhouse, this blend now shines under the Ferio Tego banner, handmade at Plasencia Cigars S.A. in Nicaragua. Featuring an Ecuadorian Sumatra wrapper over Nicaraguan binder and a choice filler blend of Nicaraguan and Costa Rican tobaccos, Panamericana delivers a seamless journey from spice to smoothness in every draw.
- Revived classic originally created for Nat Sherman—now under Ferio Tego
- Hand-rolled at Plasencia Cigars S.A. for quality and attention to detail
- Lustrous Ecuadorian Sumatra wrapper for depth and visual allure
- Nicaraguan binder and rich fillers from Nicaragua and Costa Rica for layered complexity
- Full bodied, with medium-full richness and a silky mouthfeel
- Tasting notes: black pepper, cedar, earthy baking spices, caramel, cherry, cocoa, almond, cappuccino, citrus zest, black cherry, cinnamon, nutmeg, maple, creamy bread, earthy minerals, coffee, and chocolate
- Excellent construction: slow, cool burn, abundant smoke, and perfect draw
- Best paired with bourbon, robust reds, or cappuccino for a richer experience
Each Panamericana offers a stunning range of transitions—from initial bursts of pepper and baking spice to sweet caramel, nuts, fruit, and dark chocolate on the finish. Construction is flawless, allowing you to savor shifts in flavor and aroma as the cigar evolves. Ideal for special occasions or when you want to treat yourself to a full-bodied, memorable smoking session, this Timeless classic honors its heritage while offering a modern, luxurious experience.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Box Count | 10 |
| Region | Nicaragua |
| Strength | Medium-Full to Full |
| Binder | Nicaragua |
| Wrapper | Ecuadorian Sumatra |
| Filler | Nicaragua, Costa Rica |
Summary
- Box Count: 10
- Region: Nicaragua
- Strength: Medium-Full to Full
- Binder: Nicaragua
- Wrapper: Ecuadorian Sumatra
- Filler: Nicaragua, Costa Rica
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes Timeless Panamericana special?
A heritage blend originally for Nat Sherman Townhouse, now revived by Ferio Tego with a complex, seamless flavor journey and top-tier Nicaraguan and Costa Rican tobaccos.
Is it a strong cigar?
Medium-full to full bodied, offering richness and intricate transitions—ideal for those who crave layered flavor and strength.
What are the standout flavor notes?
Black pepper, cedar, caramel, cherry, cocoa, almond, cappuccino, citrus, and chocolate—plus baking and earthy spice throughout.
Who is this cigar suited for?
Perfect for seasoned cigar lovers, collectors of classic blends, and anyone who appreciates an evolving, full-flavored smoke.
Where is it made?
Handcrafted at Plasencia Cigars S.A. in Nicaragua for consistency and craftsmanship.
What drinks should I pair with the Panamericana?
Bourbon, robust red wines, or rich cappuccino complement its complexity beautifully.
How’s the construction?
Excellent—expect a slow, even burn, abundant cool smoke, and flawless draw.
Does it maintain the legacy of Nat Sherman?
Yes, faithful to the original blend’s spirit, now modernized by Ferio Tego for a new era of aficionados.
| Selection | Box – Epicure 5 x 50, 5 Pack – Epicure 5 x 50, Single – Epicure 5 x 50 |
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JonizZooted (verified owner) –
I never got to enjoy the Timeless line when it was owned by Nat Sherman. So this is my first experience with the Timeless Panamericana. A good and interesting cigar with lots of Nuts, Cedar and cream throughout. I enjoyed this one but I don’t think it’s box worthy.
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Justin White (verified owner) –
Complex and full with some nice transitions. I liked it when Nat Sherman’s name was on it, and I like it now!
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