What is the name given to the top pair of leaves in a tobacco plant?

When was the 'National Commission for the Promotion and Defense of the Habano Cigar' created?

Which are the two principle varieties of leaves used by Habanos?

From whom did Pinar del Rio was named after?

When was rolled tobacco first identified in Spain as Cigarro?

How did the chiefs in the Island of Hispaniola named the tobacco plant?

What was the name given to a healer priest in Indo-American cultures?

How is called the process of stripping out the central vein from the leaf?

For which reason did the native Americans use the tobacco leaves other than smoking?

Which type of leaves are richer in nicotine?

How many days does fermentation take for Ligero?

How many leaves are picked each time during harvesting?

For which Habanos brand are the leaves not grown in the western part of Cuba?

Which season is harvesting season for tobacco in Cuba?

How many classifications does the Sun-Grown tobacco plant has?

How many days after transplanting the seeds does it take until harvesting begins?

How was smoking of tobacco persecuted by the Inquisition in medieval Europe?

From which place in Havana was the word Habano named after?

What is the name of the filler from Ligero, Seco and Volado?

How many days does the the leaves stay in the tobacco houses?