For Everything Cigars
This is one of those after-dinner smokes that is best savored with strong drink and zero commitments thereafter. A rich, full-strength Sumatran tobacco blend...
Those of you who dig some molasses funk and a hint of herbal mixology will adore this Nicaraguan puro. Plus, it comes in a crazy box-pressed hexagon shape!
Honduran Shade wrapped, and perfectly box-pressed, this torpedo is one of the best-burning cigars we carry, and it smells and tastes very unique...
Still rolled with a Sumatran wrapper from Indonesia, Oliva's boldest offering in the coffee-inspired Nub Nuance line is sweet, strong, and strangely satisfying.
This primarily Honduran blend rocks a two binders, and is named after the fifth and final leaf priming off the tobacco plant. So yes, it is oily and strong...
Widely recognized as the world's first bourbon barrel-aged cigar, this smoke rocketed Perdomo to the top. But after 20+ years, is the blend still on point?
Buttery, honey-rich, tea-like, and extremely floral, this rare single seed-strain cigar proves that mild blends can be both complex and extremely satisfying...
Traditional Cameroon tobacco flavors and aromas, a medium body, tasty tea notes, and some dried stone fruit flavors all make this blend a solid go-to smoke...
It may have come out a few years back, but this wine-barrel-aged blend is still smoking extremely well. Amazing aromatics, rich flavors, and French oak notes...
This boutique blend is far richer and more intense than advertised, packing plenty of those oily, leathery after-dinner smoking notes that habano fans seek...
This isn't your average light cigar. It has lots of doughy, sweet, creamy, bright tobacco tastes, but also a spicy kick, along with some open prairie flavors...
This celebratory blend unveils fruity, spice-forward, tannin-heavy tasting notes, and features a nutty nougat core flavor profile that is more light than dark.
Long Live the Queen is one of the best Cameroon-wrapped cigars we stock at Klaro. A regal cigar blend for new stogie smokers and hardcore collectors alike...
This cigar looks, tastes, smells, and performs perfectly. An oily, medium habano mixture of sweet, savory, spicy, nutty, and cedar-filled flavors...
Aged in 30 year-old sherry casks that once held bourbon, this Broadleaf-wrapped smoke has the potential to change the way you view dessert cigars forever...
This bourbon barrel-aged sun-grown cigar offers a clean-tasting, balanced blend of sweet, spiced, oak-forward, and molasses-rich tobacco tastes and smells...
Applying a Brazilian Mata Fina wrapper over a San Andrés Mexican binder, and loaded with Nicaraguan fillers, this box-pressed blend is a smashing dark cigar...
The Gilberto Oliva Reserva Blanc is a cornerstone of the Oliva portfolio, and despite its svelte Connecticut wrapper, packs a bit of body and flavor potency...
This classic boutique blend from Foundation Cigars is a dark smoke that has some seriously slick shelf appeal and a profile that builds in potency and weight as it combusts...
This enjoyable, somewhat stronger spin on a light premium cigar blend makes for one hell of a great start to the day. A Nicaraguan puro with loads of character.
This modern classic takes corojo cigar blending on a 100% Nicaraguan trip. Oh, and that cute puppy on the band? Well, that's one kick-ass bit of a backstory...
As William Shakespeare once wrote, "What's in a name?" Well, in the case of the corojo and maduro heavy HVC "Hot Cake Maduro" a whole hell of a lot...
For fans of stronger cigars that don't want a fully opaque San Andrés wrapper, it's going to be tough to beat this robusto from La Aurora, and here's why...
This $30 a fiver cigar delivers an affordable smoke session, while keeping the classic oscuro profiles that we seek prelight and during combustion intact...
When Earthworm Jim strolls up with a "Chupacabra Hellcat" in hand, you know that you're in for a roller-coaster of a smoke session with this wafer of a cigar...
Old-school corojo Cuban vibes are all over this cigar from Aladino. Not just in how it looks or is packaged and presented, but in how it tastes and smells...
As if the No. 2 pencil-inspired cigar from Oscar Valladares couldn't get any wilder, here comes a Connecticut shade and corojo barber pole version...
The Plasencia "Cosecha 151" has a lighter vibe than the "Cosecha 149," and is one of the smoothest cigars Klaro stocks. But which is the better Honduran puro?
This value-priced premium cigar blend smokes extremely well, and carries plenty of medium-powered flavors within clouds of creamy, nutty, salty, sweet smoke...
Maybe it's a good thing that this celebratory cigar didn't sell out when it launched all those years ago, for this Broadleaf blend has only improved with age...
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A premium 10-cigar collection inspired by space exploration.
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