After what has felt like a never-ending winter wasteland, warmer weather has finally started to show itself, and that means it is time to release the Klaro 2025 Spring Cigar Sampler Pack.

Featuring six brand-new blends in the Klaro Collection, this grab bag of ultra-premium long-filler tobacco leaf offers a medley of fantastic flavors from some of our favorite boutique, legacy, and dynasty cigar brands. 

Per usual, we've included a variety of mild, medium, and stronger smokes in this spring 2025 bundle, and have included hyperlinks to each product listed for those looking to double-down a specific blend by snagging a 5-pack. Happy smoking, and we'll catch ya'll on the patio!

Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust Sobremesa Brûlée

Potentially the sweetest shade-grown Ecuadorian Connecticut-wrapped cigar of all time, this blend uses what is regarded as the most top-tier grade of wrapper leaf money can buy.

Incredibly creamy, and lushly layered, Dunbarton's lightest blend is made for those who prefer light to medium-bodied smoking sessions, and slices of cinnamon toast served with a tall glass of milk in the morning. Accentuated by some vanilla and caramelized sugar notes, it is easy to see why this blend has the word brûlée in its title. 

Drew Estate Blackened Shade to Black S84

Light in color, but far more full in flavor than what appearances provide, this follow-up collaboration with James Hetfield of Metallica is more of a medium-bodied smoke and does not slow down. 

While the shade-grown wrapper helps form a smooth, creamy mouthfeel, the cigar's internals lean heavily upon coffee and baking spice, and are balanced by just the right amount of sweetness. There is also a rich terroir flavor profile from the USA-grown Connecticut Broadleaf binder, which is only further accentuated by a potent filler mixture of Nicaraguan and Pennsylvania Broadleaf maduro leaves. 

Alec Bradley Post Embargo Blend Code B15

Taking the winning combo of corojo and criollo tobacco strains to the extreme comes Post Embargo Blend Code B15. A cigar that absolutely stunned us for its complexity and smooth, medium-powered characteristics. 

This medium-bodied, and quite complex smoke sports a dual binder made of corojo criollo, a Honduran criollo wrapper from the Trojes region, and then filler that combines Honduran Jamastran Corojo, Trojes Criollo, and Nicaraguan Criollo from Jalapa. 

AJ Fernandez Dias de Gloria Brazil

The latest addition to the Dias de Gloria line of cigars takes you deep into the Brazilian rainforest. Cedar-sleeved and cloaked in an oily Brazilian Mata Fina wrapper, the roasty smoke sports some of AJ’s best Nicaraguan leaf for its binder, and long-filler remains at the heart of this tasty blend.

Expect a vibrant but not overly spicy smoking experience here, as the blend leans more toward roasted tree nuts and milky mocha than a pepper bomb of flavors. A fantastic option for anyone in search of a fresh maduro option that isn't too heavy.  

Plasencia Cosecha 151

Medium-bodied, and stuffed with flavors of spiced herb teas, fermented soil, medium-roast coffee, and toasted malts, this Honduran puro is one of the more mellow maduro wrappers in the Klaro collection.

Handmade in Honduras, the Plasencia Cosecha 151 only utilizes Honduran tobacco pulled from Plasencia’s 151st harvest, which occurred in 2016. This additional age has resulted in one of the smoothest Honduran cigars money can buy.

Caldwell Cream Machine

Espresso foam, toasted vanilla bean, and almonds at the top, turbinado sugar, graham cracker, and touches of cinnamon at the bottom, and all the heavy whipping cream money can buy in the center. That is the best way to describe this special release from Caldwell Cigar Co.

Held closed by an Indonesian binder and then encased in a silken Habano wrapper, then stuffed with a mixture of Dominican HVA, Corojo, and Criollo '98 leaf, this cigar is loaded with flavorful surprises.