Tasting Notes:

 With an open draw and a creamy balance, this cigar provides plenty of complexity. Including notes of white pepper, cocoa and licorice, this cigar is sure to please.

Tasting Notes:

This complex medium body smoke will impress all palates. The deep brown Cameroon wrapper provides some overall sweetness to a cigar that boasts notes of earth, cedar, espresso, and tree nuts.

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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A Maduro lovers dream, this fine cigar is a re-launch of the Murcielago of 2009 made by the My Father brand, that was a huge success. The blend for this cigar was lost when Espinosa split off, and it has taken some time to bring the blend back to its former glory. Enjoy notes of cocoa and sweet spices with this awesome re-release.

Tasting Notes:

This enticing cigar lures you in with aromas of cedar and tree nuts, and surely doesn't disappoint. Notes of citrus, hazelnut and sweet cream are brimming throughout.

Tasting Notes:

If you like peppery cigars, this is the one for you. Loads of baking spice and nutty flavors sit alongside splashes of white and black pepper, while a touch of espresso rounds out the finish of this spicy, yet super smooth cigar. 

Tasting notes:

Full-bodied with subtle sweet notes throughout. The well-balanced first half is trickled with notes of almonds, nutmeg, and other earthy flavors. The second half becomes richer with even more sweet notes and hints of spice, making this one of the most balanced cigars on the market.