AJ Fernandez's Dorado farm in Estelí, produces almost all of the ingredients for this Nicaraguan puro blend. Made up of a Criollo binder and a Cuban-seed wrapper that are both cultivated on this estate and loaded with all AJ Fernandez long-fillers, this is one golden smoking experience you can't afford to miss. 

Tasting Notes: Expect layers of caramel, orange peel, almonds, earth, leather, and espresso in each puff. A very rich and flavorful composition that is borderline full.

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 This cigar marks a change of pace for AJ Fernandez, who is mainly known for his complex medium to full cigars. Providing a creamy smooth cigar, notes of tree nuts and wood with a subtle buttery and fruity finish, this cigar can be enjoyed any time of day.

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 With a beautifully oily sheen, this cigar boasts notes of pepper, coffee and chocolate to add to the already beautifully constructed cigar at hand. The luxuriously deep wrapper provides alluring smells of earth to draw you in.

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These box pressed beauties indulge the palate. Notes of chocolate and espresso on the initial light, with some sweet spice and vanilla throughout.

Enjoy smooth notes of sweetness, nuts, and cedar, with a gentle kick of pepper in every puff. The Aladino Cameroon Reserva is the first premium cigar made entirely from Cameroon-seed tobacco grown in Honduras, cultivated and handcrafted by JRE Tobacco.

Elegant, flavorful, and one-of-a-kind — this cigar delivers a smoking experience you won’t forget.

This is a strong, rich smoke with overtones of coffee, earthiness, and deep spice. Its robust maduro wrapper encases a binder and filler made of tobaccos cultivated on farms in Honduras that are owned and run by the Eiroa family. Both seasoned smokers and newbies wishing to broaden their smoking horizons will find the Aladino Fuma Noche to be a stimulating smoking experience. The ideal time to appreciate this cigar is after a strong meal.

Produced to the tune of just 600 boxes in total, members of the Premium Cigar Association (PCA) were the only ones able to purchase the Aladino Limited Edition Cameroon. The tobacco used to make this limited-edition cigar has been meticulously aged for up to six years, and it features all Honduran leaf grown on the Eiroa family farm, including the skillfully wrapped, silky red Cameroon seed wrapper. Both experienced and inexperienced smokers alike will enjoy this cigar's elegant milky nuttiness and sweet honey and cedar undertones.

The Aladino Sumatra is a limited-edition cigar with a savory Sumatra-seed maduro wrapper produced on the Honduran JRE Tobacco Farm. A binder and filler composed of only the top Honduran crops from the Eiroa family's farms are enclosed in this rare Honduran-grown wrapper. With a medium-full body and a finish that hints of leather, spice, and rum raisin studded dark chocolate, this Honduran puro treasure is sure to please.

Made by Plasencia Cigars, this one-of-a-kind cigar is artfully crafted with not one, but two binders, and delivers pepper, spice, and subtle sweetness like a freight train to your palate. Ranked as Cigar Aficionado's #9 Cigar of the Year for 2018, flavors and aromatics are always interesting and a mighty fine mixture of sweet and fruity, bittersweet and dark, and tannin-rich and nutty. 

Smoky at times, and undeniably meaty in its earlier moments, this blend brings the transitions in rapid succession. It's an oily, dark cigar sort of smoking session that almost feels full-bodied at times, but prefers to leave that to its cigar flavor profiles. 

Alec Bradley has been releasing their hugely popular Filthy Hooligan cigar line right before St. Patrick's Day every year since 2013.

A special blend of Honduran and Panamanian fillers come loaded inside an Ecuadorian Sumatran binder, which is enclosed in a candela and oscuro barber pole wrapper. The end product is a unique combination that promises to bring more pop and strength than blends from prior years. Alec Bradley says it tastes like a rich Irish stout.

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Named for the Japanese artform of repairing broken pottery with gold or silver, this cigar is a work of art itself. Bursting with flavors of all kind, one could expect to taste woodiness, chocolate, and pepper notes throughout.

Also boasting a top 25 cigar of the year in 2021 and a 92-point overall rating.

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One would (understandably) think this cigar's name makes reference to the warm silky smooth taste of this cigar. However, it is actually in reference to a drink shared in the Honduran tobacco fields. This cigar has delectable notes of sweet tobacco, chocolate and cedar.

The Alec Bradley brand revisits the post-embargo concept from a fresh perspective with this outstanding smoke.

The medium-bodied, polished, and complex Post Embargo Blend Code B15 celebrates how Alec Bradley has taken its rightful place on the global stage. The most recent addition to the series has a dual binder with Corojo leaves from Jamastran and Criollo from Trojes, as well as a Honduran Criollo wrapper from the Trojes region. Its filler combines Honduran Jamastran Corojo, Trojes Criollo, and Nicaraguan Criollo from Jalapa. This new combination gives the cigar a new look, with bands that embrace a Modernist color scheme and style.

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This gorgeously constructed cigar is as beautiful to look at as it is to smoke. This blend is rated 91 (the Churchill vitola is actually rated 96 by Cigar Aficionado), and for damn good reason. Tasty notes of chocolate, leather and spices make this cigar truly one to remember.