Arriving just in time to make your next pool party a smashing success, comes the all-new reiteration of the classic Klaro Summer Sixer Cigar Bundle. For this 2025 seasonal release, we've put together some of the best mild-medium classic blends, newer releases, and oddities to keep things intriguing, but never too heavy in the summer heat. 

Below, you will find a brief rundown on what to expect from the flavors found within each of these badass blends, along with some specs on the cigars themselves. We have also included links to each cigar's product page, because we know full well that sometimes a five-pack or an entire box of a specific stick is the ticket.

Raices Cubanas Clásico

The Clásico from Raices Cubanas delivers consistent, enjoyable cigar flavor profiles pretty much anyone can get behind. The nuttiness and creaminess are both top performers, followed by the balanced delivery of cinnamon throughout much of the cigar. Sweet flavors of honey and caramel also kept the taste buds appeased, as just enough Honduran soil smoothed over any sharpness with a little bit of ground cover. The floral notes on the nose, and then later upon the tongue, were also fantastic, and the construction and combustion of the figurado itself were borderline top-notch.  

This is a cigar that prefers smooth lateral moves over sudden vertical shifts. Mild enough to keep fans of lighter-bodied, low-strength cigars in their safe zone, but still deep and rich in taste and texture to keep stronger cigar smokers smiling. 

Kristoff Tres Compadres

Say hello to the "Top Boutique Cigar of 2024" according to Enthusiast Report: Tres Compadres. Crafted to celebrate the camaraderie found between friends, this blend contains some of the finest tobaccos Nicaragua has to offer. Complex and clean, but never heavy-handed, this smoke offers sweet cedar, toasted tree nuts, mild baking spices, and a creamy finish that likes to linger. Unlike other Nicaraguan puro cigars that tend to be full and a tad spicy, Tres Compadres favors milder strength and a medium body while retaining boatloads of flavor.

This is a very special tribute cigar intended to honor three men. Kristoff Cigars' founder, Glen Case, and two of his best friends, both of whom have passed away in recent years. One of these is Rolando Villamil, who was one of Case's greatest cigar mentors. The other is Chuck Finch, a dear friend Case had known since high school, who unexpectedly died just a few months prior to Villamil. Initials of all three men emblazon the upper band of the cigar in gold lettering.

Global Premium Cigars 1502 Emerald

To create the silky smooth, distinctive cigar flavor profile of the 1502 Emerald, heavily aged tobacco leaves no younger than five years had to first be chosen. A lightly tanned wrapper made from Nicaraguan Corojo Habano seed tobacco rests atop a Nicaraguan binder and long-filler leaves from Mexico and Nicaragua. 

Milder-bodied, but quite robust in flavor, one can expect dried fruit notes, mineral, oak tannins, and a soothing vanilla scent, followed by a lingering sweetness on the finish. As with all of Global Premium Cigars' 1502 line, the Emerald is crafted by Plasencia Cigars down in Nicaragua.

La Aurora 1903 Cameroon

Flawless in almost every measurable assessment, the 1903 Cameroon from La Aurora gradually feeds you light and bright tastes and aromatics, while gradually increasing in strength and depth. Flavorful to the point of being labeled as "perfection" even before first light, there is not a section of this cigar that steps out of bounds.

This 54-ring-gauge stogie is also a super slow burner, and to date, it remains one of the best Cameroon cigars in the Klaro portfolio. Not just because of its ultra-oily wrapper, but because the Sumatran binder inside adds a ton of character to the cigar flavor profile and helps turn aromatics into something utterly mesmerizing. During our review, we detected notes of dried yuzu peel, butter cookies, Earl Grey tea, vanilla almond milk, and honey. Aromatics from the Sumatran binder include cinnamon and nutmeg, followed by cardamom and ginger.

Jake Wyatt Appendix II

Appendix II by Jake Wyatt Cigar Co. took the top spot as one of the best Connecticut Shade cigars Klaro reviewed in 2024. Rich enough to be labeled as "complex" and clean to the point of being considered "pristine," this blend checks all of the boxes and a few bonus ones that most cigars in this category cannot even touch. 

While cinnamon and brown sugar-coated graham cracker notes are a prominent feature of the first third, the cigar gradually grows richer as it goes without getting funky or overly charred tasting on you. The blend just gets a little darker and sweeter as you go, culminating with a marvelous closure to an already impressive 2-hour smoke.

Caldwell Cigar Co. Cream Machine

Cream Machine is a cigar built for those looking for a smooth and (surprise, surprise) extremely creamy smoking experience. Packing a light-colored Habano wrapper, an Indonesian binder, and a trifecta of HVA, corojo, and Criollo '98 Dominican long-fillers, this balanced smoke remains a Caldwell best-seller and a staple of the boutique brand's creative blending capabilities. 

Sitting square in the center of medium when it comes to strength, but a bit more medium-full in flavor and body, this stubby robusto is ideal for warm summer nights out on the patio. Look for notes of espresso foam, vanilla bean, toasted cedar staves, and almonds in this one, especially around the center of the barrel.