Cavalier Genève "White Series" Review: Best Connecticut Shade Cigar Alternative?
Light up the Cavalier Genève "White Series," and see why this creamy habano breakfast cigar will make you forget about Connecticut shade smokes.
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Light up the Cavalier Genève "White Series," and see why this creamy habano breakfast cigar will make you forget about Connecticut shade smokes.
This reimagined AJ Fernandez cigar combines old-world appeal with new world international tobacco blending. It also tastes best when smoked in Churchill form...
Introducing the first premium cigar in history to have every single leaf in its blend sprayed with sugar water, including its wrapper, binder, and filler...
It seems like everyone has misunderstood the blend called Cream Machine from Caldwell Cigar Co. So today we are going to smoke one and set the record straight.
This vintage cigar is a San Andrés maduro that has seen over a decade of additional aging at the GPC factory and is now exclusively available to Klaro Members.
As Enthusiast Report's "Top Boutique Cigar of 2024," Tres Compadres is a very special habano smoke with Nicaraguan puro credentials and a touching backstory...
Sweaty leather jackets, roasted chestnuts, and a drum full of molasses are sure to make many of you swoon, so saddle up, cowboy, and let's get to it, shall we?
This squat offering from Aladino has snagged a ton of attention, and part of the reason why is its use of all-Honduran tobacco, including its Cameroon wrapper.
Maria Lucia has earned an all-star score as one of the best broadleaf cigars in the Klaro collection. And it isn't just its tobacco that makes it a winner...
In need of of a creamy, complex, and light colored cigar, but are tired of Connecticut shade smokes? Try out a "deflowered" tobacco strain for a change!
Father Krampus sure does love his dark cigars. Lately, he's been smoking a mysterious new blend from West Tampa Tobacco Co., and wants to share his thoughts...
The Black Series II from Cavalier Genève has to be one of the better darker medium cigars on the market today. So, what makes this San Andrés maduro so special?
Beneath the Grand Architect's potent corojo wrapper and Nicaraguan binder, resides two kinds of Nicaraguan ligero, as well as a pinch of tobacco from Paraguay.
The "Viva la Vida Connecticut" has all of the allure of a refined, fair-skinned sex-bomb. But get to know her and you will realize she's got a dark side...
Busting out of its britches with a 60-ring-gauge, this 4 inch shorty is thick in all the right places and offers a solid medium-powered corojo smoking session.
The Aladino "Fuma Noche" truly is an after-dinner espresso cigar in the boldest sense, making it one of the greatest ways to close out a long day.
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.