Domingo Rico, a tobacco farmer, lives in a small house just outside the charming colonial town of Vinales on land which has been in his family for centuries. His expertise in tobacco production is the result of age-old techniques handed down from generation to generation. Domingo and his son work long hard days which begin before sunrise. In the late afternoon Doming gets a little rest and relaxation, often rolling himself a "Puro" or "criollo" (pure tobacco leaves) and savoring the result of his handiwork.