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This limited edition pays tribute to the 135th anniversary of the brand's patriarch Melanio Oliva, who first grew tobacco in Cuba’s famed Pinar del Río region. This was the beginning of a tobacco family who is considered one of the biggest and best cigar manufacturers in the world.

This one of a kind cigar is expertly rolled in a perfecto shape and provides a medium-to-full bodied smoke with creamy smooth flavors of cocoa, coffee, pepper, wood, and sweet spice, and it has received a well-deserved 91-point rating!

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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

Hoyo La Amistad really has something special in this Gold line. The cigar displays aspects from each of the 4 growing regions in Nicaragua, Jalapa, Condega, Ometepe and Esteli. La Amistad means "The Friendship," and this blend brings flavors like walnuts, cocoa powder, and leather in a beautiful way.

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This limited release rare perfecto shaped cigar is as its name states, a work of art. With the signature closed foot of the perfecto, it allows a more even, and smooth draw and burn throughout. One could notice flavors of wood, and sweet leather. With the production of this cigar limited to only the best rollers, and only 75 cigars a day, enjoy this cigar on a momentous occasion, or just to celebrate a great day. 

This cigar has an amazing dark, oily wrapper. It uses a rich Ecuadorian-grown El Bajo sungrown leaf from the Oliva family’s farm. A bold, full-flavored cigar that’s chock full of robust, satisfying flavors and luxuriously smooth from start to finish. A great tasting top-shelf premium.

Diamond Crown Maximus received a well-deserved 93-rating noting: "​a rich, sweet cigar with plenty of cedar on the palate and a finish with notes of espresso beans."

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Notorious for its smoothness, this cigar is sure to delight the senses. This unique blend of tobaccos from all over combine to form a sensational smoke packed with flavors like citrus, spices, and an oaky sweetness just to name a few. 

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Paving the way for the "new" Connecticut cigars, this mild yet flavorful cigar boasts notes of cedar and chocolate while still maintaining the smooth creamy lusciousness of the typical Connecticut cigar.

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 This well balanced medium bodied cigar is surely one that you'll want to keep around. great all year round with traditional notes of tobacco, spice and earth. 

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Artfully crafted, this Nicaraguan puro cigar punches you in the nose with some scents of honey and sweet tobacco, which pair beautifully with the draw off the initial light. Possible tasting notes include espresso, chocolate, and pepper.

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This Medium bodied cigar has subtle notes of sweetness throughout with hints of pepper, espresso beans and earth. The overwhelming note is that of a wood barrel, possibly one that has been aging whiskey. 

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While not typically a well known brand, Dominican Big Leaguer (DBL) gets their name on the map with this gem. As is normal with Connecticut wrapped cigars, this cigar tends to be on the more mild side, however it does provide flavorful notes of buttered toast, sweet cream, and dried fruits. Dont miss out on this up and coming brand.

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 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.

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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.

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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.

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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. 

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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.

This Dominican hand-crafted cigar from Buffalo Trace, boasts a rich Ecuadoran Sumatra wrapper and a rich blend made of Dominican and Nicaraguan tobacco. All of this rich flavor is bound by an exotic Brazilian Arapiraca binder that has uniquely aged for a full six months in Buffalo Trace bourbon barrels.