For Everything Cigars
Global Premium Cigars' lighter version of Cachitos honors a Venezuelan ham and cheese pastry that kind of looks like the cigar itself, and the result is delish!
Serving duty as a limited, "short run" from Blackbird Cigar Co., the profiles of the blend do not have the typical attributes of Brazilian arapiraca tobacco.
Like a luxurious, late-night sexy mix of lace and leather, this oily oscuro comes loaded with bittersweet cocoa, espresso, and a refined, full-bodied mouthfeel.
This Nicaraguan puro comes cloaked in real 24K gold, sports an oily viso wrapper, is loaded with all habano leaf, and is very tea-like in its own unique way.
Smoke an "Original Maduro" by Kristoff Cigars and you will see why this Cuban-seed filled blend has gone unchanged for two decades and remains their bestseller.
With its Grade-A construction and burn, refined medium cigar flavor profiles, and unique formatting, the Epicurist is a rare figurado built for elite smokers.
It may be one of the stronger, fuller maduro cigars we stock, but the Valentino Siesto Premium Series Maduro does a great job of keeping it all under control.
When it is time to reach for a light breakfast cigar, and a cup of coffee is involved, this silky smooth shade smoke remains one of our top picks.
Sensationally smooth, and lighter and more floral than one might expect, Decade by Rocky Patel is the Sumatran cigar to smoke when full power is not required.
The latest addition to the Oz Family Cigars line is a bold expression of what a dark, oily, box-pressed Sumatran blend can become when turned up a notch or two.
Consistency, cleanliness, creaminess, medium-grade complexity, and an ultra crisp burn make Mil Días one of the top box-worthy buys in the Klaro collection.
The Banker from H. Upmann is an habano-wrapped cigar with serious 19th century throwback vibes, intriguing history, and an absolutely delightful flavor profile.
Produced by Plasencia, and sporting GPC's patented "foot lock," this medium-full stick is fruity, spiced, leather-like, soil-strong, and undeniably sun-grown.
Meet the perfect gateway blend for getting mild cigar smokers to try red leaf tobacco. All the flavor and aroma, with none of the intensity and zero calories.
Bold, exquisitely built, and perfectly balanced, this blend is as close to corojo perfection as it comes. A box-worthy buy for anyone on the hut for a rarity...
Anyone who enjoys a really good, medium-powered maduro with a generous amount of habano tastes is surely going to savor this cigar. It's also crazy rare.
The corojo version of Long Live the King is a cornerstone in the Caldwell collection and is a bit of a beast thanks to loads of ligero and Peruvian leaf...
Strong cigar smokers will find their toes curling when they discover the layers of flavor that await in this original version of Sancho Panza's strongest cigar.
All manner of full-flavor maduro smoker will enjoy this box-pressed cigar from CAO, and not just broadleaf fanatics. Loads of smoke, rich tastes and more await.
This top leaf version of Pepper Cream Soda is one of the rarest cigars from Caldwell. And yes, it tastes just like a 7-Up cream soda with cracked black pepper.
Dark cigar fans are sure to love this stick, especially if they enjoy an oily San Andrés maduro cigar flavor profile with tons of smoke and mocha aromatics.
This Pennsylvania Broadleaf wrapped blend is made by Oliva and is rather rare. In fact, Klaro seems to be the only online retailer with this "Shorty" size.
Meet the ideal cigar for morning smoke sessions with cups of caffeine, midday breaks with light cocktails, or evening pairings with crème brûlée and jazz.
Stuffed inside cabernet sauvignon casks, this first edition of the Macanudo "Estate Reserve" has been aging for a few years now, and is now smoother than ever.
Flavors and aromatics of this cigar blend are always interesting. A mighty mixture of sweet and fruity, bittersweet and dark, and tannin-rich and nutty.
Bright citrus peel notes, pecan clusters, buttered cinnamon toast, and sweet and spicy cedar undertones, this cigar rules when it is in full-blown "gold mode."
Medium cigars can be a tricky tightrope to walk, yet Plasencia's "Alma del Campo" glides its way smoothly from one end to the other without a single misstep.
There's substance to this Tennessee fire cured cigar. Depth, complexity, cleanliness, and construction are all in their proper place, along with a few surprises as well.
Jam-packed with dark flavors, Sumatran spices and impeccable performance perks, "Circle of Life" is an opulent, intense oscuro made for after-dinner pairings.
The Raices Cubanas Clásico is an all-new Honduran puro made for keeping a myriad of cigar smokers pleasantly surprised and satisfied with nutty, creamy flavors.
