If you like a tropical-tasting blend that brings more citrus, cedar, and vanilla than corojo spice to the tongue, then this blend is for you. It's still a big, bold, spicy corojo, filled with signature mixed baking spices and citrus at first, but it also slips into a tropical tiki party of flavors and aromatics. As with every other Gran Habano cigar we stock, construction and burn are textbook in appearance and heat, and the cone that hides underneath is always near-perfect.

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This is one of those cigars that dispels the myth that lighter Connecticut wrappers are not complex. This mild smoke has enough complexity to satisfy even the bolder connoisseur. Providing notes of cream, leather, toast and nuts, this cigar is sure to please.

Graycliff Silver is an exclusive, special edition cigar crafted by the same maestro who ran the Cohiba factory in Cuba, giving it a Cubanesque feel and taste profile. Enjoy its unique 4-country blend of binders and fillers (Costa Rican, Honduran, Philippine, Nicaraguan), featuring a dark, oily wrapper and a Hershey bar look, this full bodied cigar is a bucket-list item that is limited in availability. An ideal choice for aficionados at a very reasonable price.

Gurkha took the already elegant Cellar Reserve, and made it even better by upgrading the wrapper to a Brazilian Arapiraca varietal, before tying a bow on top via a pigtail cap. This extravagant smoke shows its complexity through notes of cocoa, spice and deep leather, with the 15-year aged long-filler inside smoothing it all out.

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Among the most important Cuban legacy brands you have H. Upmann. It was the first brand to add bands to cigars, and over the centuries notable figures like Winston Churchill and John F. Kennedy have loved their blends. So after 180 year of business it might be an understatement to say that this brand is legendary.

So, who did the non-Cuban H. Upmann brand tap to manufacture a cigar for its historic anniversary? AJ Fernandez, of course. Taking a Nicaraguan Medio Tiempo wrapper and placing it atop an all-Nicaraguan mix, this robust, full-bodied cigar is strong without being overpowering. Smooth and well-balanced throughout, hints of spice, earth, and cedar flood the senses with flavor and aroma alike.

The 1844 Añejo is featured alongside Upmann's other 1844 brands, with the peculiarity of using tobaccos aged for at least five years being this blend's calling card. Ergo, the Spanish word añejo, which means "old" or "mature," is what makes this cigar unique in its kind. 

Produced by hand in Honduras at the Flor de Copan factory with the support of Ernesto Kranwinkel from Tabacalera, USA, this smoke sports a three-country filler blend of Nicaraguan, Dominican, and Honduran tobaccos. Above that is a Pennsylvania Broadleaf binder and a double-fermented Ecuadorian Habano wrapper covering it all. The 1844 Añejo delivers a strong profile of earth, leather, wood, and pepper, making it a mature gem worth trying.

H. Upmann 1844 Classic is a medium-bodied cigar that uses an Ecuadorian grown, Connecticut-seed wrapper combined with a Honduran broadleaf binder and Honduran grown, Cuban-seed tobacco fillers to produce a taste profile filled with notes of almonds, cocoa, combined with a hint of subtle spice.

The H. Upmann Banker is a recreation of a blend dating back to the 1800s in Cuba in 1844, and it definitely does justice to the original. Initial pre-light flavors range from anise to leather to chocolate, with the first third continuing the chocolate notes, while mixing in some black pepper and a multitude of tannin notes. The cigar continues with a distinct nuttiness, followed by coffee, and anise all the way until a sweet and savory finish.

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 This well balanced medium bodied cigar is surely one that you'll want to keep around. great all year round with traditional notes of tobacco, spice and earth. 

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This dark cigar is pleasantly complex, hitting notes of cocoa, pepper, roasted nuts, and cashews. The uncommon box-pressed oily cigar will surely be a fan favorite.