West Tampa White offers a streamlined appearance that is backed by a Rick Rodriguez guarantee. You will be astounded by what can only be called a work of art when you break the seal and open the box!

Huge and striking, you can feel notes of spice, earth and vanilla. Its pink-hued Habano wrapper covers an Ecuadorian Habano binder and a Nicaraguan filler from Pueblo Nuevo, Ometepe, and Jalapa. Handmade in Nicaragua at the Garmendia Cigar Co. factory, the West Tampa Tobacco Company White Robusto provides a flavourful, medium-strength smoking indulgence that will satisfy your palate.

The state bird of Arizona was the inspiration to name this cigar. The Cactus Wren features a blend of Corojo, Criollo 98, and Olor fillers, a Mexican San Andres wrapper, and a Cuban-seed Dominican binder. This combination produces a smooth and gratifying smoke with rich earthy, spicy, and sweet notes that will make you want to enjoy it more than once. 

This cigar is appropriately named and premium in a clever way. Considering there are only 1,000 boxes made annually, the Limitada is all about exclusivity. This Limited Edition cigar is outstanding, boasting earthy and peppery aromas, and it has the body of great tobacco. When craftsmanship and quality are combined, the result is a national treasure that is only seen rarely during prime time.

HOF, which stands for Hall of Fame, is the latest release in the Ortiz Series and honors Ortiz’s induction into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 2022. HOF by David Ortiz features a Mexican San Andres wrapper, a sweet Indonesian binder, and a filler blend as powerful as Ortiz’s career. 

With controlled amounts of exotic Sumatran tobacco spices sitting alongside some black pepper, things start off a bit intense but quickly mellow out. Freshly oiled baseball glove leather is also prominent on the tongue, while retrohales favor sweetened chai tea with milk, candied dates, and dark fruits sitting alongside staves of cedar.

This Dominican puro is a blend that is fit for a king, may they be living or deceased. With notes of cedar, earth, maple syrup, earth and spice, this flavor-packed blend is one that delivers on a top-tier level.  As one of Caldwell's earliest releases, and most celebrated, The King is Dead remains one of those medium-powered cigars that never lost its momentum. 

Featuring an ultra-rare "negrito" wrapper, a corojo binder, and then corojo ligero, HVA 20/20, and a pinch more negrito, this smooth sailing torpedo delivers some truly unique flavors and aromas. No wonder it made the Top 25 at Cigar Aficionado when it first launched!

La Palina debuted this 1948 line at the 2023 PCA Convention & Trade Show in honor of chairman Bill Paley's 75th birthday.

With notes of cedar, natural vanilla sweetness, gentle pepper, and baking spices, the La Palina 1948 bursts at the seams thanks to its two-year-old sun-grown Ecuadorian Sumatra wrapper, Nicaraguan binder, and Nicaraguan fillers cultivated by Oliva. A very happy birthday to Bill Paley, and congrats on the fantastic new La Palina line addition!

Artista Midnight is the first premium full-bodied cigar of the Artista Series. It features a dark Ecuadorian Habano wrapper and a Connecticut shade binder that offers sweetness. The filler tobaccos are from three countries which provides them an incredible flavor profile. 

Tasting notes: earthy notes of coffee, spice, and chest- nut with a citrus finish

Just like the debut release, Ain't They Lovely, the No. 162 cigar is a tribute to Green Bay and its cigar heritage and the union that represented the cigar rollers in Green Bay, Local 162. The cigar is constructed using fillers from Nicaragua and a Sumatran binder layered over an Ecuadorian Sumatra wrapper, with aromas of honey and vanilla.

This 94 rated cigar is deserving of that title. It boasts notes of wood, pepper, coffee and buttery toast, and is slow and even burning down to the nub. Take the time to enjoy this cigar to the fullest.

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.

The Caldwell Lost and Found "Just the Tip" cigar is made in the Dominican Republic at Tabacalera William Ventura factory. Rolled using a zesty Habano wrapper over a Sumatran binder and filled with a balanced mix of Dominican tobaccos, the result is a medium smoke with notes of oak, sun-grown leaf, cream, and graham cracker. 

West Tampa Tobacco offers a premium cigar that is called the Black Toro. This handmade cigar is renowned for its robust flavor profile and large Toro shape.

The box and the band ask to be picked up. Its amazing flavor comes from the Dark Habano wrapper. Perfectly matured, West Tampa Black has plenty of taste and depth. This cigar, filled with famous Esteli Ligero and Condega Viso, has a body that will appeal to both beginners and experienced smokers.

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 the two blends offered by Lovely for the Bay City cigar, the Connecticut wrapper one.

This is Steve Saka's blend for those who prefer light to medium-bodied cigars with loads of milk and honey flavor. Sobremesa Brûlée comes covered in a smooth Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper leaf, a Mexican binder, and Nicaraguan filler mix. Combined, these tobaccos offer smokers a top shelf experience with a flavor profile that is incredibly creamy. A fantastic breakfast cigar that is also perfect for pairing with a special occasion, or merely as a solitary self-indulgence.

Paradise Lost is an aged blend created by Robert Caldwell in collaboration with Room101 founder Matt Booth. It includes filler tobaccos from Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic, a Dominican binder, and a San Andres Maduro wrapper. With flavors of milk, oak, pepper, and oats, this medium-bodied cigar is a perfectly balanced combination.

Long Live The Queen is a truly outstanding blend featuring a Cameroon wrapper out of Africa, and makes for a wild contrast to Long Live The King. This cigar is medium-full in flavor with a good amount of spice, while still remaining refined and balanced. Made in the Dominican Republic, Long Live the Queen is rolled at the El Maestro factory, a smaller factory owned by William Ventura. It’s a four-country blend consisting of a reddish-brown Cameroon cover leaf, a Sumatran binder grown in Indonesia and a mix of Dominican and Nicaraguan fillers.

The Rocky Patel Emerald stands out as the first box-pressed cigar from the industry icon that has been designed to be on the lighter side of medium-bodied.

Crafted with precision, the Emerald features an Ecuadorian Habano wrapper complemented by dual binders—one from Nicaragua and another from Mexico. The filler predominantly consists of Nicaraguan tobacco, with the addition of a single leaf from the Jamastran Valley in Honduras, enhancing its complexity. This combination results in a truly medium-bodied cigar, offering a harmonious balance of flavors.

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.

A century ago, the Cuban cigar communities in Ybor City invented a spicy crab croquette that is still famous today, and this potent perfecto cigar gets its name from that dish. Like the dish it mirrors, this cigar is short, stout, and stuffed with all sorts of special ingredients. 

It's highly likely that West Tampa's master blender, "Chef" Rick Rodriguez, has left the origin of the wrapper, binder, and filler of this devilish treat a secret for a reason. For this is the guy who says that judging a cigar by its tobacco strains will never get you anywhere. So dive in, and take this one for what it is. And that is a rich, dark treat for those looking for loads of flavor and a medium-full smoking session.

Rare as can be, and featuring higher primings off the tobacco plant, as well as a fair deal more age, the 10th Anniversary version of Pepper Cream Soda by Caldwell Cigar Co. is one of those obscure stogies that collectors and boutique blend snobs seek out. 

Since the ingredients are the exact same as the regular version of Pepper Cream Soda, one can expect an oily, Ecuador-born arapiraca wrapper, a piloto binder, and then more of the same piloto strain inside, along with some Cuban-seed Havana Vuelta Abajo (HVA) and a pinch of habano.

Additional exposure to sunlight tends to not only make higher primings off a tobacco plant more intense, but more resinous and oily as well, so those looking for a more aromatic, deeper layered version of the normal blend need look no further.

As the name implies, this blend promises a smooth, creamy smoking experience from start to finish. Featuring a Dominican binder and filler combo that has been enclosed inside a rare Arapiraca Claro wrapper out of Peru, this unique blend features distinct scents of espresso foam, creamy vanilla bean, and almond skin, with a mouthfeel that is otherworldly.

Larger ring gauge cigars have surged in popularity over the years, so Raices Cubanas created a line that caters to this trend. Known as the "GRanD3" or "GRD3" for short, this medium-powered line focuses on three large sizes that feature an all-Honduran tobacco blend.

Featuring a more heavily aged, hazelnut brown natural wrapper from the Trojes growing region, and internals that hail from some of Honduras' top farming areas. While these big boys may look beefy, they are far more of a medium smoke than a strong one, with creamy cashew, milk cocoa, toasted toffee, and that traditional Honduran soil note all being primary players. A must-try for anyone wanting a larger cigar without all of the heavy-hitting intensity or strong aftertastes.

This medium-bodied cigar features a well-balanced combination of floral, citrus, spice, sweetness, and cedar notes. Its rich Ecuadorian Connecticut Shade wrapper conceals an all Nicaraguan filler mixture and a Mexican binder. This three nation blend has incredible complexity and provides a tasty smoking experience that only AJ Fernandez can skillfully craft.

With a bold profile and a wealth of character, the Blackbird Meadowlark ascends to the skies. This medium-to-full-bodied cigar, which is wrapped in a dark, oily Brazilian Maduro wrapper, achieves a unique balance by providing rich taste without overpowering the palate. 

Layered aromas of dark chocolate, espresso, and toasty spice are brought about by an a mystery blend of outstanding aged tobaccos. Meadowlark is the ideal partner for people who value strength with style because of its smooth yet forceful draws.

The encapsulation of the Kristoff Original Maduro offers the palate notes of coffee beans, cocoa, a hint of spice, and a sweet dark chocolate finish. As the best-selling cigar in the Kristoff line, this is truly the ideal medium-bodied dark cigar for the smoker who is looking for rich, smooth flavor without a whole lot of spiciness or strength.

The Kristoff Guardrail pays homage to a serious motorcycle accident that involved Kristoff founder, Glen Case, a few years back. While Glen is all good now, he has decided to release a cigar commemorating that detrimental day, and the free-wheeling spirit that lives inside all of us.

Guardrail is a medium-to-full bodied cigar, primarily blended with a dark maduro leaf wrapper out of Brazil and some undisclosed strains from the Dominican Republic inside. It also features a unique tobacco strain from Zimbabwe, Africa. The result is a blend that is complex, with notes of caramel, French roast coffee, dry cocoa, sweet cedar, allspice, and a signature creamy Kristoff finish.

Originally released back in 2021, the La Palina 125 Años was shipped in traditional glass cigar jars, much like what you would see over a century ago. All told, only 300 units were ever produced. Today, that makes Klaro one of the only retailers on the planet to still have stock of this ultra-exclusive blend.

La Palina's 125 Años cigar features a secret blend of vintage Nicaraguan tobaccos from Oliva’s private stock, hand-rolled at their renowned Estelí facility. Smokers can expect rich flavors of cedar, earth, and dark chocolate, with notes of pepper and spice for a balanced finish. This collaboration honors the centenarian histories of both La Palina and Oliva, creating a truly special cigar.

Created in Estelí, Nicaragua, by the renowned AJ Fernandez, the Viva La Vida Connecticut puts a sophisticated spin on the brash attitude that made the song so popular. Wrapped in a smooth Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper, this cigar has a medium-bodied, rich, complex, and unquestionably pleasing character. 

The blend of Nicaraguan binder and fillers behind the creamy shell is hand-selected to preserve the richness, brightness, and distinctive flair that Viva La Vida smokers have come to expect. With hints of cedar, roasted almonds, sweet cream, and white pepper, each puff offers a rich and well-balanced smoking experience without compromising flavor.

Debuting at PCA 2025 as the inaugural cigar in the León family’s new Family Creed Series. This cigar had been crafted in the Dominican Republic by La Aurora S.A., the oldest premium cigar factory in the country. Its name symbolizes enduring strength and heritage.

The Fuerte Sol is a compelling addition to the La Aurora lineup—bold yet refined, blending a strong San Andrés wrapper with earthy-woody complexity and creamy sweetness.

Notes: black pepper, roasted coffee, spicy cedar, toasted nuts, leather, and a touch of citrus zest, all woven together with a creamy, long finish.

This stick is ideal for aficionados craving a medium‑full experience with a refined box‑pressed build.

The Island Jim Barber Pole #2 is a Honduran construction with a shaggy foot, two wrapper varieties, and a fantastic band. This cigar is designed as #2 because of the natural and corojo wrapper at the tapering top, like a pencil! It's a beautiful cigar to look at and it smokes really well. Oscar Valladares and Island Jim—yes, he is real—worked together to create the Island Jim range for a striking aesthetic appeal and smooth finish.

Awarded #1 as the "Top Boutique Cigar of 2024" over at Enthusiast Report, Tres Compadres is a very special cigar that has been crafted to celebrate the camaraderie found between friends. Sourced from the finest tobaccos in Nicaragua, the top-tier selection of leaf used to create this cigar forms a rich, complex experience accented by notes of sweet cedar, toasted almond, mild baking spice, and a creamy finish. Unlike other Nicaraguan puro cigars that are full and spicy, Tres Compadres is milder in strength and medium-bodied, but still loaded with tons of flavor.

Note: Tres Compadres is a special tribute cigar meant to honor three men. Kristoff Cigars' founder, Glen Case, and two of his best friends, both of whom have passed away in recent years. One of these is Rolando Villamil, a close friend and one of Case's greatest cigar mentors. The other is Chuck Finch, a dear friend Case knew since high school who unexpectedly died just a few months prior to Villamil. Initials of all three men emblazon the upper band of the cigar in gold lettering.

Bold, complex, and beautifully constructed, the Black Series II Torpedo is a medium-bodied cigar crafted for connoisseurs seeking depth and character. Featuring rich notes of dark chocolate, cedar, earth, and espresso, this cigar delivers a slow, satisfying burn with excellent balance. Hand-rolled in Honduras and finished with Cavalier’s signature 24K gold diamond, this blend is a statement of luxury and refinement.

Elegant and refined, the Cavalier Genève White Series offers a smooth, medium-bodied smoking experience with notes of cream, cedar, subtle spice, and a hint of sweetness. Handmade in Honduras, this cigar is known for its signature 24K gold diamond on the wrapper—a mark of luxury and craftsmanship. Perfect for both seasoned aficionados and those new to premium cigars.

A standout in the Crowned Heads lineup, the Mil Días Sublime offers a luxurious, medium smoke with a complex blend of flavors. Expect notes of almonds, cream, spice, and a touch of citrus, all wrapped in a beautifully aged Ecuadorian Habano wrapper. Handcrafted in Nicaragua, this 6½" x 54 toro is smooth, balanced, and refined from first draw to finish.