
Heinrich Villiger
Heinrich Villiger was a Swiss entrepreneur and the owner of the largest cigar factory in Switzerland, known for his dedication and hands-on approach to the business. He worked tirelessly for over 75 years, often putting in ten-hour days, and was respected by his employees for his personal involvement in quality control. Born in 1930 into a tobacco dynasty, he initially had aspirations to study German literature, but his father guided him into the family business. Under his leadership, the Villiger Group became a major player in the international cigar market, producing around a billion cigars per year and exporting to over 80 countries. Villiger passed away at the age of 95, leaving behind a legacy of hard work and commitment to the tobacco industry.
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Heinrich Villiger is a well-known cigar baron in Switzerland who was acquainted with Samuel Menzi.
Samuel Menzi und die Zukunft der kubanischen Zigarren in ZürichHeinrich Villiger was the owner of the largest Swiss cigar factory and worked until his death at the age of 95.
letzter Zigarrenpatron der Schweiz gestorben










