De Olifant is the only brand which is still produced in the factory on Voorstraat in Kampen. For years now, the foundation of De Olifant's success has come from its use of pure natural raw materials of the finest quality.

De Olifant (Dutch pronunciation: [də ˈʔoːlifɑnt]; English: The Elephant) is a smock mill in Burdaard, Friesland, Netherlands which has been restored to working order. The mill is listed as a Rijksmonument, number 35673. [1]

De Olifant are the finest quality Dutch cigars, being in production since 1832. The factory produces a selection of cigar sizes using twenty different types of tobacco all to the same formula; the valuable Sumatran sand-leaf as wrapper, the Java leaf as b

We are truly convinced by De Olifant cigars and cigarillos. The small and fine factory in Kampen, the Netherlands, produces very high-quality products for lovers of Dutch-style tobacco …

De Olifant cigars are some of the most sought-after cigars on the market today. These premium, machine-made cigars are made from only the finest tobaccos available, with a Sumatran wrapper and binder from Java and fillers from Cuba, Brazil, and Sumatra.

Olifanten zijn grote zoogdieren uit de familie van de Elephantidae binnen de orde van de slurfdieren (Proboscidea). Traditioneel worden er twee soorten erkend, de Afrikaanse olifant (Loxodonta africana) en de Aziatische olifant (Elephas maximus).

Lebensfreude beim Rauchen! Die holländische Premium-Manufaktur ist ein Kleinod hinsichtlich seines Ambientes und der Qualität seiner Produkte. Das weltweit Einmalige an De-Olifant-Zigarren ist die Tatsache, dass jedes Format seine ganz spezifische Mischung hat.

The small corona. The crown of De Olifant range. Delicious for after a meal. Wrapper made from a strict selection of rare Sumatra sand leaf. Having been bale fermented for 7 long years, the wrapper peaks in flavour. Over this time, the typical spicy and peppery tones of the Su

De Olifant still use traditional machines in their cigar making process with their oldest machine dating back to 1888. The cigars are presented in a Cedar wood box, 10 cigars per box.

Established in 1832, De Olifant has upheld traditional cigar-making techniques, utilizing machinery dating back to 1888, to create cigars that embody both history and quality. Measuring 4.5 inches in length with a ring gauge of 36, the Corona offers a refined smoking experience.