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Full of flavor, this boradleaf wrapped cigar has a 1-2 punch of all kinds of tastes. From earth and leather to anise and even a hint of milk chocolate, this cigar has it all. 

Indulge in a smoking experience that is steeped in the rich heritage of a generational cigar company. With every puff of the E.P. Carrillo Pledge of Allegiance cigar, you not only honor the craftsmanship and passion of the family but also become part of a timeless tradition that celebrates the art of cigar making.

This specially arranged four-nation blend exudes a cigar that’s not only rich in complexity but expertly balances flavor and strength with notes of cedar, cocoa, and hints of spice and vanilla on the finish. 

Ernesto Perez-Carrillo and Oscar Valladares, two well-known tobacco industry gurus, have combined their knowledge and enthusiasm to produce a remarkable cigar that exemplifies the ideal balance between innovation and art. Combining the creativity and unique styles of two renowned visionaries, this partnership represents a huge turning point in the premium cigar industry.

The entire purpose of this unique collaboration was to create the Short Run 2023, which is made in Oscar's Honduran facility using an Ecuadorian Habano wrapper, a Honduran binder, and Nicaraguan and Honduran fillers, some of which came from Copan. The Short Run 2023 is incredibly distinctive and just over medium in body. It features notes of saltiness, different nuts, baking spices, and an undertone of earth. These won't be available forever! Get yours before the blend changes once again next year!

This slow burning box-pressed torpedo lives up to its well-deserved 93-point rating. With notes of earth, almond, espresso, and caramel, this cigar has flavors for days, and a burn that is immaculate in every way. A little toothy in texture, with some spice and strength as it goes, this blend is built for fans of Broadleaf who don't desire too much funk or barnyard in a boutique smoke.

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This enticing cigar lures you in with aromas of cedar and tree nuts, and surely doesn't disappoint. Notes of citrus, hazelnut and sweet cream are brimming throughout.

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A Maduro lovers dream, this fine cigar is a re-launch of the Murcielago of 2009 made by the My Father brand, that was a huge success. The blend for this cigar was lost when Espinosa split off, and it has taken some time to bring the blend back to its former glory. Enjoy notes of cocoa and sweet spices with this awesome re-release.

The strong blend of Esteban Carreras Cashmere Cigars has an Ecuadorian Connecticut shade wrapper and produces a medium-to-full-bodied smoke. Don't let the cigar's wrapper fool you; the blend's all-Nicaraguan core offers an adequate amount of power along with rich notes of cedar, leather, and spice that end in a smooth, fragrant finish not commonly found on Connecticut seed wrappers. Therefore, this is guaranteed to be exactly up your alley if you enjoy the flavor profile of Connecticut Shade but want a cigar with a fair bit of body. 

The Chupacabra line, which is among the best-selling blends within the Esteban Carreras portfolio, recently welcomed the Chupacabra Hellcat. The magnificent Mexican San Andres wrapper of the Hellcat comes paired with the same binder and inner filler tobaccos as the original Chupacabra. Additionally, the Hellcat is built with a pigtail head, an unfinished foot, and a wafer-thin box-pressing. This sets the Hellcat apart from the pack, as too does its unique foot bands and wax paper sleeving that protect its wrapper. 

Strength meets stealth, in an enigma meant to unravel. How could something so smooth be born of such raw power? A robust puro from Nicaragua encased in an oily, heavily fermented habano leaf. Shrouded in creaminess, its clawed foot and coiled tail honor its namesake: The Mighty Chupacabra. A beast of a medium-full smoke, this one comes loaded with roasted chili pepper and creamy almonds, caramelized sugars, and a burn that is borderline unbeatable.

This stick is a Nicaraguan puro made with a rich, exquisite corojo wrapper and a variety of aged filler tobaccos from some of the best growing regions in that part of the world. As a result, this blend provides a rich, medium-bodied smoking experience that should improve with age and further refine in flavor with time. This is the first cigar that Esteban Carreras has made with a corojo wrapper, and apparently the varietal used in this blend was smuggled out of Cuba in the 1990s. Hence the original name of this cigar being Taken From the Devil's Hand and the recently revised title being Taken From the Dictator's Hand.

This cigar is a medium-strength, full-bodied blend with a seductive, spicy kick that is balanced by an intense richness that only maduro cigars can provide. To achieve this, the cigar's oily wrapper was matured for an extra two years before being rolled, thus making it a rarity even though it is a regular production smoke.

Originally called Taken From the Devil's Hand, this blend has since been renamed Taken From the Dictator's Hand to commemorate the corojo seed used to make the wrapper being stolen from Fidel Castro.

Esteban Carreras Las Cañas is a premium Nicaraguan cigar launched at PCA 2025, notable for its innovative use of sweetened tobacco throughout the entire blend, not just the tip. It features a rich Habano Maduro Nicaraguan wrapper over an undisclosed binder and filler combo, both from Nicaragua. The cigar delivers a medium to medium-full strength profile with a natural, balanced sweetness, achieved by spraying sugar water directly onto the tobacco leaves. It is hand-rolled at Tabacalera Carreras.

Tasting notes: coffee, cocoa, and creamy spice.

What makes the Esteban Carreras Unforsaken a unique stick is that this is the first cigar of the brand using top-quality tobacco that has been aged for two years in rum barrels. This medium to full body cigar has an Ecuadorian Sumatra wrappers, Nicaraguan long-filler and binder that is aged not once, but twice in rum casks. This pre-and-post production barrel-aging process rewards you with notes of coffee bean, dried fruit, and vanilla, followed by a hint of sweetness and oak. 

The Ferio Tego Elegancia 2024 is a refined, sophisticated cigar crafted to showcase the elegant side of shade-grown tobacco. Its smooth Ecuadorian wrapper delivers a balanced profile of creamy cedar, toasted nuts, gentle spice, and subtle sweetness, creating a nuanced smoke with plenty of depth and complexity.

Designed for an approachable yet luxurious smoking experience, the Elegancia 2024 develops beautifully as it progresses, revealing layers of earth, baking spice, and rich tobacco before finishing clean and satisfying. It's an excellent choice for smokers looking for a polished, medium-bodied cigar with exceptional balance and construction.