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A Nicaraguan puro cigar (all the tobacco is grown in Nicaragua), the Padron name needs no introduction. meticulously crafted, this cigar has earned as high as a 93-rating. boasting hints of buttered toast, to espresso, and even a touch of caramel, you're sure to enjoy this stick.

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Straying from the norm of dark, oily and bold, Partagas has created this masterpiece. A lighter smoke that is still flavor packed. Whether you're a seasoned smoker looking for a more mild option, or a new cigar smoker getting your foot in the door, this cigar provides plenty of complexity for either with notes of sweet cream, leather and buttered toast.

The Partagas de Bronce is a medium-smooth smoke with a nutty, toasted, and earthy flavor. This captivating Nicaraguan puro has a Colorado wrapper made from Corojo seeds. The name comes from the internationally renowned cigar factory El Titan de Bronze, which handcrafts this unique piece.

With tobaccos aged back to the 1997-1998 growing season, this cigar is the epitome of vintage. Only a total of 25,000 cigars of this blend were ever made. One can expect to experience notes of citrus, baking spice, pepper and coffee throughout. This rugged looking cigar is oily and deep in coloration, however its strength would be considered medium.

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With the extended length, this immense churchill cigar will provide hours of tasty smoke. From the Cameroon wrapper one could expect flavors of leather and pepper. Throughout the cigar, you could expect an easy draw with plumes of smoke.

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 A subtle, yet flavor packed stick, this PDR 1878 natural is sweet to all the senses. Abe Flores from Pinar del Rio created the blend for this great cigar. It has an easy draw with plenty of smoke, and tastes land anywhere between earth and baking spices.

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Exquisitely rolled, with a pigtail cap, this cigars flavors dance on the taste buds. With notes of spices, cream, leather and some buttery smoothness, this cigar is one you will not want to miss.

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Aptly named because this tobacco comes from one lot of tobacco in Nicaragua ("Lot 23"). This cigar uses a Connecticut wrapper.

This leaves a rich, earthy coffee bean flavor that goes down smooth.

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Aptly named because this tobacco comes from one lot of tobacco in Nicaragua ("Lot 23"). This cigar uses a Broadleaf Maduro wrapper.

This leaves a rich, almost chocolatey flavor that's smooth and gradual. Expect some creamy, nutty nuances as well.

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Perdomo Reserve Champagne 10th Anniversary Churchill is a classic cigar amongst the Klaro Cigar Family. Each stick is blended with 6-year-aged Cuban-seed and Nicaraguan tobacco and finished with a Nicaraguan binder. The Connecticut leaf wrapper is a beautiful golden color with creamy notes. You can taste traces of vanilla and spicy oak throughout this mild-bodied smoke, and the finish is nothing but smooth and satisfying. 

Perdomo Cigars sure knows how to impress when it comes time to honor its brand heritage and history. Take this sun-grown, 10th Anniversary variant for instance. A Nicaraguan puro to its core, this blend utilizes six-year aged Cuban-seed wrappers and filler tobaccos hand picked from Perdomo's farms in Estelí, Condega, and Jalapa Valley. Additionally, the wrapper portion of the cigar gets an extra 10 months of bourbon barrel-aging for added aromatics and flavor. The result is a medium to full-bodied blend filled with oak tannins, vanilla, and earthen flavors, as well as hints of spice and sweetness on the finish. 

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 Unique from cap to foot, this hexagon pressed cigar earned itself a top 10 cigar in 2017. Unusual construction, and bold flavors, this cigar is deserving of its 93 rating. Heaping flavors of cocoa powder and caramel nougat bombard the palate before subsiding to a smooth minerally leather finish.

Plasencia Alma del Campo is a complex smoke with a perfect balance delivering notes of coffee and nuts. This is a very creamy cigar with a touch of spice. The finish leaves a lasting impression on the palate.

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Commemorating the 146th crop since the family started growing in 1865, the Cosecha 146 brings some of the best tobacco to life. Unique flavors such as floral notes, tea, and citrus have been recognized, as well as caramel and almonds to round out this beautiful cigar