The lush soil of Ecuador is used to grow the tobacco leaf known as Mehari's Ecuador Cigarillo. The smooth filler blend blends in nicely with the delicate scent and flavour of the wrapper to create an excellent cigar that is mellow and easygoing but rich in character.

The Mehari's Cigarillo is consumed right out of the pack because it doesn't need to be cut.

Mehari's cigars, which were first introduced in 1976, gained popularity right away due of their attractive boxes, high-quality tobaccos, aromatic flavour, and convenient size.

Eleven Meharis are lit somewhere in the world every second. As a result, Mehari's cigars are now the third-biggest cigar brand globally. With a selection of 15 distinct cigarillos in 25 different packs, Mehari's is a brand that has been popular for years because it consistently provides cigar enthusiasts with excellent value and flavour.

The name "Mehari's" comes from Africa, where it was derived from a white racing dromedary, a species of camel. This represents the origins of Mehari's, which are in Cameroon, where competitions for camel racing were held. More cigars, including Brazil, Mild & Light, and Mild & Sweet (flavoured cigarillo), were added to the Mehari's lineup throughout time. The latter two product names were later altered to Sweet Orient and Ecuador. To further improve the fragrant taste that Mehari's smokers love so much, Mehari's cigarillos were now wrapped with Java wrappers rather than Cameroon wrappers.