Beginning with the Edicion Limitada 2014, Las Calaveras will be an annual release that is a respectful homage to those who have passed away in the year before, and is intended to be a celebration of their lives and remembrances, rather than a mourning or a symbol of sadness and death. With each year’s annual limited release, the blend and presentation of Las Calaveras will be altered. What will remain the same, however, is the spirit behind the cigar. The Las Calaveras Edicion Limitada 2015 features an Ecuadorian Habano Rosado and a new 6" x 52 Toro size, instead of last year's Churchill. Like last year these are extremely limited only 3,000 boxes were produced and are sure to sell out fast like the 2014 release. Las Calaveras is packaged in boxes of 24 cigars, each containing 3 rows of 8 cigars. The 3 rows represent life’s cycle of a beginning, middle, and end. In biblical terms, the number ‘8’ signifies new beginnings, and in mathematical terms an ‘8’ laid on its side symbolizes “infinity,” as in eternal life. The cigars are made at the My Father Cigar factory in Nicaraguan by the world-renowned cigar makers “Jose “Pepin” and son Jaime Garcia.