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Named for the Japanese artform of repairing broken pottery with gold or silver, this cigar is a work of art itself. Bursting with flavors of all kind, one could expect to taste woodiness, chocolate, and pepper notes throughout.

Also boasting a top 25 cigar of the year in 2021 and a 92-point overall rating.

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In this collaboration between Warped Cigars and Casa Fernandez, one can expect subtle but balanced notes of tree nuts, cedar, and sweet cream. 

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The perfect flavor-packed mild cigar. On the prelight, one could taste some sweet hay and woody earthiness. Upon lighting, there are notes of cedar and creaminess. Throughout the cigar, there could be notes of pepper, grassiness, citrus, and some sweet molasses.

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This rare find is a cigar aficionado's dream. Packed from cap to foot, this sweet and spicy cigar is exploding with notes of black tea, earth, leather, and citrus spice, all while maintaining a perfect balance of flavor and cedar-aged complexity.

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HVC does it again with this artfully crafted cigar. Inspired by Reinier Lorenzo's (company owner) love of breakfast, this cigar boasts notes of maple syrup, molasses and black pepper.

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This is one of those cigars that dispels the myth that lighter Connecticut wrappers are not complex. This mild smoke has enough complexity to satisfy even the bolder connoisseur. Providing notes of cream, leather, toast and nuts, this cigar is sure to please.

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The Heritage line by AVO gives recognition and celebrates all the hands that contribute to the manufacturing of cigars. This top rated cigar from AVO is one of the boldest cigars they make. Packed with Cuban-Seed  Dominican filler, this toasty and creamy cigar is rich and rewarding. A superb cigar for any occasion. 

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This dark cigar is pleasantly complex, hitting notes of cocoa, pepper, roasted nuts, and cashews. The uncommon box-pressed oily cigar will surely be a fan favorite.

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As a slight spinoff of the original Serie R, the Esteli got revamped with a Connecticut broadleaf wrapper instead of an Ecuadorian Sumatra, as well as making the filler tobacco ligero and seco Nicaraguan. This stick is brimming with flavors from chocolate to baking spices, and leather, and everything in between. 

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This oily Connecticut Broadleaf maduro mellows out the more complex Nicaraguan Habano binder and all Nicaraguan filler, lending itself to a very enjoyable medium-strength smoke. One could expect to taste notes of toasted oak, loamy earthiness, dried nuts, baking spice, and cedar throughout.

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Currently rated at 90 points, this cigar is marvelously constructed. With a pigtail cap, this slender stick looks just as amazing as it tastes and smells. Upon cutting, the draw is easy, and smooth, with the pre-light draw bringing forth notes of cured meats and savory herbal sauces. Lit, you will notice a creamy, darker sweetness and a tangy, spicy undertone that does not stop at any point down the length of the barrel.

Utilizing the very best tobacco that Aganorsa farms can provide, the JFR Lunatic Maduro is an awesomely large cigar with even bigger flavor. Tasting notes include subdued horchata cinnamon spice, coffee, earth, bittersweet chocolate and mellow leather.

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Commemorating 130 years in the premium cigar industry, this cigar epitomizes the excellence that is Romeo y Julieta. With a wide array of flavors like nuts, cedar, leather and licorice, this cigar is sure to please veteran smokers and newbies alike.

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The beautiful Colorado wrapper lends itself to be a great smooth cigar to end a long day. Rated 92 overall, this cigar provides flavors of earth, tobacco, sweet cedar and leather.

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Well deserving of the 90-point rating from Cigar Aficionado, this mellow cigar is a favorite among newbies and veterans alike. This nutty cigar is one of the worlds top seller from a world renown brand such as Macanudo. 

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One would (understandably) think this cigar's name makes reference to the warm silky smooth taste of this cigar. However, it is actually in reference to a drink shared in the Honduran tobacco fields. This cigar has delectable notes of sweet tobacco, chocolate and cedar.

Hand-rolled by the same makers as Hoyo De Monterrey, Hoyo De Monterrey Excalibur cigars are made using the top 10% of the factory’s tobacco from Honduras and Nicaragua.

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 Simple yet complex, this cigar boasts a 93 rating on Cigar Aficionado. This smooth, mellow, easy draw should have tasting notes like spice, licorice and wood.

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This cigar pays homage to the brand's patriarch Gilberto Oliva. With hearty notes of earth and spice throughout, this cigar is balanced beautifully to end with an elegant chocolatey finish. 

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This hefty cigar is enveloped in an oily Nicaraguan Rosado wrapper, and uses Nicaraguan tobaccos throughout, making this a Nicaraguan puro cigar. The wrapper lends this cigar some spice, while the binder and filler round out the cigar with notes of earth, leather and wood.

This impressive maduro cigar, rated #3 cigar in 2018 by Cigar Aficionado, is a little bit toothy. With a prominent flavoring of pepper, this cigar oscillates between sweet and spicy. Alongside the pepper, one can expect flavors such as espresso, chocolate, and honey.

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Full in flavor, the Excaliburs are a world-class cigar.

Hand-rolled by the same makers as Hoyo De Monterrey, Hoyo De Monterrey Excalibur cigars are made using the top 10% of the factory’s tobacco from Honduras and Nicaragua.

In addition to a sterling, '92' point rating, Hoyo de Monterrey Excalibur is a member of Cigar Aficionado's top 25 cigars of the year

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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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As an infused cigar, one would expect that the notes of chocolate would be prominent, and you would be correct. But also, notes of nuts cone through as well. 

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As the first Cameroon wrapped cigar that AJ Fernandez has produced, this medium smoke definitely does not disappoint. Brimming with notes of sweet tobacco, nuts, and spices, this 90+ rated blend is artfully done in every way.

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From the well known Romeo y Julieta brand comes this cigar. Of tis brands cigars, this is touted as the boldest and boasts robust, earthy and peppery sweet flavors.

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One of the top rated cigars of all time with a 96 rating, this cigar is blended to perfection. From the first light to the last puff, complex and subtle notes of cocoa, pepper, milky almonds, and espresso come through.

Truly an intense smoke. Toothy, with notes of earthy tobacco, leather, pepper and oak, this cigar provides a smoky aroma that brings the feel of a bonfire to the experience. A cigar strong enough that it can be paired with a porterhouse steak and a port wine without a problem.

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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. It delivers a flavorful balance of cedar and tobacco spiced with some pepper notes.

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Another masterpiece by the Don "Pepin" Garcia brand. With layers of flavor rolled together, this cigar provides something for everyone. Some hefty pepper introduces itself in the first third, but fades to earthy and leathery flavors towards the midpoint of the cigar and beyond.

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French for "the jewel," Le Bijou is a rich and full bodied cigar. It has a Habano Oscuro wrapper and a healthy mix of Nicaraguan long-fillers.

Tasting notes include dark chocolate covered raisins, leather, and a sweet and salty finish.

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Wrapped in a stunning Rosado Oscuro wrapper from San Andrés, Mexico, and loaded with Cuban seed long-filler, La Opulencia is touted as being a cross between the original My Father line and Le Bijou. What this creates is a 95-rated hybrid blend that capitalizes upon an extravagant mixture of dark and red tobacco strains. This bouquet produces an interesting palate of complex flavors and aromatics, with the most prominent notes being that of oak, nougat, milk chocolate, star anise, and that spicy winning combination of Criollo and Corojo '99 leaf.

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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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This Nicaraguan puro cigar pays homage to the glory days of Cuban tobacco. With tobacco aged up to 7 years, this cigar is well balanced and provides notes of sweet cedar, cocoa and baking spices.

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The maduro option of the original Reserva Limitada, this deep chocolate wrapper holds back notes of fudge, vanilla, nuts and rounds off with a smooth earthiness to finish this magnificent smoke.

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Beautifully aged tobaccos are rolled up with a dark Habano Corojo leaf. This is a strong and bold cigar that is also well balanced with smooth flavors of pepper, hickory and molasses. The Edge is a crescendo that slowly elevates to a powerful assortment of spice. A gradually complex smoke you’re bound to love. 

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 A slightly heady habano cigar, this one leaves nothing to be desired. from beginning to end it's packed with notes of cedar, walnuts, honey and finishes off with a slightly mineral smoothness. A great addition to the 601 label.

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