Four Generations of Dominican Craft
Buy Simon Beltre cigars in the UK from a family with four generations of Dominican tobacco expertise: shaped in the fertile lands of Azua and refined through meticulous, handcrafted production under the SB Cigars name.
Azua sits in the southwest of the Dominican Republic, in one of the driest parts of the island, a world away from the greener Cibao Valley most Dominican tobacco is associated with. That dry, hot climate gives the region its own character, and it's the backdrop the Beltre family has worked against for four generations.
Guided by his grandfather Don Titi and father Alcibiades Beltre, Simon continues a family legacy where construction is precise and flavour is built with intention. Expect cigars that feel composed yet expressive: balanced strength, clean structure, and a profile designed to evolve without noise.
Choosing your Simon Beltre cigar
- Andullo Short Robusto, a shorter, more approachable format and a good place to start with the brand.
- CSZ Toro, fuller and more structured, for a longer, more considered sitting.
- Cigar Sampler, if you'd rather try both before committing to a box.
As the exclusive UK importer, Toro Puro brings the Beltre portfolio to enthusiasts across Britain, with a curated selection chosen for consistency and character. New to Dominican cigars or exploring the category? Discover our wider Dominican cigars collection to compare styles and strengths. Looking for a confident starting point? Browse our beginner cigars edit for approachable, well-balanced choices.
FAQ
Who is Simon Beltre?
The fourth generation of a Dominican tobacco family, continuing a legacy started by his grandfather Don Titi and father Alcibiades Beltre in the Azua region.
Is Toro Puro the official importer?
Yes, Toro Puro is the exclusive UK importer of the Simon Beltre (SB Cigars) portfolio.
What makes the Azua region distinctive?
Azua is one of the driest parts of the Dominican Republic, quite different from the greener Cibao Valley most Dominican tobacco comes from. That dry climate gives Beltre's leaf its own character within the wider Dominican category.