Herbert Spencer is made with a rich aged San Andres Maduro wrapper coupled with a smooth bold medium-full Dominican blend with hints of spice and smoothness.

Tasting notes are: Semi-sweet chocolate, earthiness, black pepper, and cedar linger sweetly on the palate. Richly well-rounded layers of pepper and earthiness are most apparent on the retrohale.

The Jake Wyatt Lucid Interval has an exquisite candela wrapper with a unique combination of smooth cream and bold buttery flavors that make this cigar one of a kind. It's made for those who want the company’s ultimate coffee smoke with a highly interesting flavor profile.

Tasting notes: Green Tea, Cedar, Hint of Pepper and Cream

The construction of this cigar provokes an inevitable exploration of flavors as it ignites the taste buds for the sake of discovery. Robust, medium-bodied, and well-balanced, this cigar offers rich, earthy, spicy, peppery, and cedar scents. An Ecuadorian Sumatra wrapper, silky and warm brown, envelops a Nicaraguan binder and long-filler leaves.

The smoothest maduro blend available is this Bianco III. From beginning to end, this filler mix adds notes of cocoa, earthiness, and smoothness. These cigars have a Mexican San Andres maduro wrapper, which plays a crucial role without being too overpowering. The flavors of the binder and filler are perfectly balanced by this Mexican wrapper, giving the finish a silky smoothness. This cigar has a Dominican binder. Fratello Bianco cigars have a highly complex nose due to the aroma produced by the mixture of the binder and wrapper.

Its flavor is elevated to a new level by the intricacy of the filler tobaccos, which come from three distinct nations. Three distinct flavors contribute to an incredible smoking experience: the robustness of Pennsylvania Broadleaf Ligero, the sweetness of Peruvian, and the spiciness of Nicaraguan.

The cigar gets its name from the character in Greek mythology who attempted to use wings made out of wax to soar to the heavens, only to have the sun’s heat melt the wings and send him into the Aegean Sea.  Icarus, like tobacco leaves kissed by Tennessee fire, soared too close to the sun. Ambition met flames, a cautionary tale in every ember. 

Tasting notes: Wooden Earthy Notes, Spices, Hint of Coffee, Leather, Cedar, and Molasses with a touch of Mesquite

Jake Wyatt’s "Fourth Dimension" features an all Dominican lineup, as well as the brand's signature two-tone wrapper approach to rolling. Available in both a flag capped figurado and a traditional toro vitola, this blend offers smooth and bold flavors throughout, as well as a medium-full-bodied finish. Intended for lovers of Dominican blends, this habano and candela wrapped smoke is one of the more unique sticks you will encounter in the Klaro portfolio.

Tasting notes: Roasted Almonds, Cocoa, Chestnut and Cream.

Blackbird's Glitch cigars were unintentionally produced as a consequence of an oversight in production when tobacco batches were jumbled up during the rolling process. The blenders, however, soon ceased complaining after tasting the results and set to work duplicating this "happy accident."

The Blackbird Glitch Maduro offers a rich and flavorful smoke. It is made up of American and Dominican filler leaves tucked inside a Dominican binder and coated in an oily San Andres wrapper leaf. This Glitch, which has a medium-full body and a flush of flavor, can end up becoming your favorite error, so get yours right away.

Bold cinnamon and cocoa flavors take center stage in this stick, and lingering notes of wood move their way throughout in the background as the cigar wraps up the flavor profile with a citrusy touch in the finish.

West Tampa Red is the company’s third and strongest release. A bold core of chocolate may be at its core, but so too are layers of hickory, nutmeg, leather and a mocha finish. All together, this makes for a fantastic addition to the West Tampa lineup, and one that took home a "Top 25" award from Cigar Aficionado in 2023.

Composed of an aged tobacco core from Nicaragua with a Mexican San Andres wrapper, the West Tampa Red is a manifestation of founder and master blender Rick Rodriguez's idea about what the appearance, texture, aroma, and flavor of a robust, rich cigar should be.

Although it is called a "sixty," this cigar that is technically classified as a gordo, and man is it densely packed! Slow burning and offering massive amounts of smoke from a fluid draw, this cigar may look big and tough, but it is more of a medium to medium-full experience. Expect notes of Honduran soil, milk cocoa, toasted nuts, cedar, and a hefty amount of sweet cola spices.

Isla del Cocodrilo is a popular nickname given to the island of Cuba because of its crocodile shape. Kyle Gellis – founder of Warped – was inspired by this fact to produce his latest gem: An all-Nicaraguan filled cigar that is covered by a double binder of Ecuadorian Habano 2000 and Brazilian Arapiraca descent, and then clad in an Ecuadorian Habano Deflorada wrapper. This is a medium to full-bodied stick with rich notes of cedar and earth and hints of spice and vanilla.

Earthy, cedar, and spicy aromas predominate in this medium-to-full-bodied smoke. The cigars are handmade in Honduras. The 149th harvest of Plasencia is commemorated by the name of the Plasencia Cosecha 149. In addition, it honors the hard-working people who care for Honduras' rich land and the high-quality tobacco that is farmed there.

Ernesto Carrillo and Rick Rodriguez, two exceptional cigar blenders, worked together to create this unique mix: the West Tampa Circle of Life cigar.

The blend consists of an Ecuadorian Sumatra binder, an Ecuadorian Habano Oscuro wrapper, and a filler made of tobacco from the Jalapa, Condega, and Estelí regions of Nicaragua along with some Dominican Corojo 99.

Rodriguez, who was trained by Ernesto Perez-Carrillo during his time at General Cigar Co., has often cited him as one of his key mentors and teachers. This collaboration is a way to connect with his roots and lay another brick for the future of the brand.

Main notes: Vanilla, baking spice, cedar, cashew, and finishing off with some roasted coffee.

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.

This stick is characterized by a light silky, fragrant wrapper. It combines aromas of nuts, honey, cream, stardust, white pepper, cloves, and nutmeg providing a sweet and complex experience. 

The company describes the blend as mild to medium body and “Traveling at the speed of light, far beyond the next galaxy, while a friendly android serves cake.“ The blend uses a Nicaraguan Connecticut wrapper, Indonesian Sumatra binder, and fillers including Jalapa, Nicaragua and Piloto from Dominican Republic. 

With roots in cigar history dating back to 1904, Lovely Cigars is a relatively recent boutique brand. They owe their name, which originated in Green Bay, Wisconsin, to a historic Wisconsin line known as "Ain't They Lovely," which existed until the 1960s. Through contemporary mixes that honor the bygone era of the brand, they hope to relive previous days. This stick has one of two blends offered by Lovely for the Bay City line, with this being the Mexican maduro wrapper version.

Packing 100% Nicaraguan internals and a medium-colored San Andrés Mexican wrapper, this lighter version of the Buenaventura Maduro is a flavor-packed mixture of spicy, sweet, and salty. Flavor of white chocolate, oak, and caramel are in full effect in this boutique blend from one of Nicaragua's lesser-known cigar makers. 

The Blackened "Shade to Black S84" is a follow-up collaboration with James Hetfield as an homage to Metallica’s song “Fade to Black," and a follow-up hit to the original Blackened M81 Maduro.

This lighter version produces a smooth, creamy smoking session that is well-balanced, with hints of leather and spice, along with a touch of sweetness. Its intriguing internal blend consists of a USA-bred Connecticut Broadleaf binder and a filler mixture made of Nicaraguan and Pennsylvania Broadleaf maduro leaves, all covered by a warm Ecuadorian Connecticut Shade wrapper. This medium-strength smoke is renowned for producing both nuanced and not-so-subtle flavors that are sure to get any metalhead banging!

Diesel Whiskey Row Sherry Cask is the sequel cigar in the highly acclaimed Diesel Whiskey Row series. It was created in collaboration with Rabbit Hole Distillery and formed by expert cigar blender AJ Fernandez.

Using an Arapiraca binder from Brazil that has been aged in barrels that previously contained Pedro Ximénez 30-Year-Old Sherry, this exquisite cigar is unlike anything else we stock. This jewel from AJ is an essential humidor addition, and comes brimming with flavorful medium strength aromas of cedar, baked bread, wood, and the smoky sweetness of sherry.

Diesel created something absolutely unique and spectacular with this release. You won't want to avoid to falling down the Rabbit Hole! 

The most recent vixen to join the renowned Deadwood Tobacco Company lineup from Drew Estate is "The Girl With No Name." This cigar provides a mild-strength, long, lean smoke with a pleasant, aromatic flavor with not-so-veiled notes of wood, leather, coffee, and sweetness. A filler and binder composed of premium tobaccos from unknown sources are concealed by its light-brown Mexican San Andres wrapper.

This stick is masterful crafted in La Gran Fabrica Drew Estate in Nicaragua, and is ideal for new smokers and lovers of the Deadwood brand since it has all of those aromatic and exotic spiced tobacco notes plus a sweetened cap.

Tasting Notes:

Whether you want to smoke this cigar right when you get it, or age it a couple months, this complex smoke provides plenty of flavor. A full-bodied blend with delicious notes of cedar, nuts, honey, and spice.

The "Macanudo Estate Reserve Flint Knoll No. 2" is the second partnership between Macanudo and the Napa Valley vineyard Flint Knoll.

The cigar is made up of filler leaves from Brazil, Nicaragua, and the Dominican Republic, as well as a honey-colored Ecuadorian Connecticut Shade wrapper that is covered in a Connecticut Broadleaf binder. True to its name, the binder's tobacco was matured in French oak barrels that once housed Flint Knoll's 2019 Royal Appointment Cabernet Sauvignon.

This unique maturing method adds a new dimension to the cigar's already complex smoking characteristics, fortifying the cigar flavor profile with a ripe berry sweetness and strong oak tannin tastes.

Artista Series is a novel approach to blending tobaccos, representing years of hard work. It features a supple, top-grade Sumatra wrapper, a flavorful Cameroon binder, and a filler blend that is unlike anything they’ve ever offered.

Tasting notes: honey, baking spices, and dried fruit.

Released in 2010, this cigar features a selection of La Aurora's finest tobacco from around the globe, paying homage to 107 years of artisanal handcraftsmanship. The 107 Ecuador cigar is distinguished by a sun-grown Ecuadorian wrapper, resulting in an oily texture and rustic, natural red color. Complemented by a Dominican binder from the Cibao Valley—and finished with filler from the Dominican Republic, Nicaragua, and Peru—this cigar offers a smooth burn and gives way to a light grey, consistent ash.

If you dare to take a swing at speaking a little German, try the word Rauchvergnügen on for size. Umlaut and all, this elongated word literally translates to "smoking pleasure," and is synonymous with the joy one takes in the act.

However, since much of the world cannot spell or pronounce this word, GEC has abbreviated this blend to RVGN to make it easy on the rest of us. The blend, relies upon an Ecuadorian-grown hybrid wrapper, which covers a Dominican criollo '98 binder, as well as a combo of Dominican, Nicaraguan and Pennsylvania long-fillers.

The result is a soft little short smoke with cold draws that reveal fresh hay, green fields, and a touch of mint. Once lit, aromas of cedar wood, alpine herbs, more mint, and moist forest reinforced with notes of peat, coffee, ginger, and Szechuan pepper can all be detected.

The second offering in this well-known brand from master cigar maker AJ Fernandez is the Dias de Gloria Brazil. 2019 saw the release of Nicaragua's first Dias de Gloria version, which was made in remembrance of the heyday of Cuban tobacco prior to the Castro catastrophe.

Días de Gloria Brazil celebrates the union of two exceptional worlds of tobacco. Honoring the rich roots of Brazil and the legacy of Nicaragua, AJ Fernandez captures the soul of traditional influences with this distinct and vibrant blend. While adorned with a Brazilian Mata Fina wrapper, AJ’s signature Nicaraguan binder and filler remains at the heart of this blend. In crafting this cigar, AJ Fernandez not only pays tribute to the glory days of tobacco but also will create new glory days for every connoisseur.

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.

The Arsenio cigar honors the late Arsenio Ramos, a longtime Aganorsa blender and a respected member of the tobacco business. The Aganorsa Arsenio, a limited-edition product, has two binders, a Corojo wrapper, and Nicaraguan fillers that are cultivated on Aganorsa's farms in Condega and Jalapa. It has a rich, well-balanced flavor profile and is medium-to-full-bodied. 

Even though Epicure Habano is new to the league, it already shares a shelf with the more seasoned players. With a name like Epicure and a storied family history, you know it can contend. Its medium blend boastfully displays a silky finish and a robust walnut and espresso combination.

The robusto-sized Habano is a seductively modern twist on the classic epicure core. This stick is medium-bodied with espresso, walnut, and chocolate notes.

The 1502 XO is a highly sought-after, limited-edition cigar from Global Premium Cigars (1502 brand), expertly handcrafted at Nicaragua’s renowned Plasencia factory.

The 1502 XO Torpedo shines as a medium-bodied, expertly crafted cigar that delivers a dynamic and evolving flavor journey—from spicy and fruity beginnings to smooth cedar, chocolate, and creamy finish—with a refined balance in strength and depth. The use of 18-year-aged tobaccos, meticulous construction by Plasencia, and the annual limited-run packaging (each cigar and box numbered) make this a collector’s favorite.

This cigar is perfect for smokers who appreciate expertly aged tobacco and a cigar that keeps rewarding throughout the experience.

That Colorado Rosado-colored wrapper you see slapped on the outside of this medium-strength stick is actually an Ecuador-grown habano leaf from the Oliva family. The blend also includes one ligero leaf inside for added kick, and is comprised primarily of viso leaves instead of milder seco for a more vibrant cigar flavor profile.

The result is a superbly made premium cigar blend that is both aesthetically stunning and tasty. With its earthy, woody, and nutty flavors, the 1502 Ruby is a treasure once lit. It is also an outstanding burner, which is no surprise being that Plasencia handles all production of the 1502 line for Global Premium Cigars down in Nicaragua.

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.

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. 

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.

Artista Falu is so named for the red barns of Northern Europe and the United States that stand out in rich contrast to their pastoral surroundings. It features a toothy and rich Broadleaf wrapper sourced from a generations-old family farm. For the binder they selected an Indonesian leaf which adds a touch of sweetness, with a filler blend that balances flavor and strength.

Tasting notes: hints of hay and aged hardwood, dried cranberries, and finishes with cracked pepper and notes of sweet Dominican rum.