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Generally adorned with the title of king of the Dominican Republic, Cohiba ventures into parts unknown with this line. Bringing notes of hearty bold coffee beans, pepper, and leather, this cigar is one you won't soon forget.

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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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The Carenas line is a much anticipated extension off the SLR brand name. An oily Honduran wrapper greets you, while holding back the flavor within. Upon lighting, you can note flavors of earth, salt (some say salted caramel) and some spice on the finish

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If you're looking for a smooth, mild, easy to smoke cigar, look no further. This slightly sweet cigar has flavors of coffee, wheat and nutmeg brimming throughout. subtle, yet sumptuous. 

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 From the J.C. Newman company, and rolled by the Fuente family, the La Unica name is a steal for the quality you're getting. This mild cigar provides a creamy smooth draw with hints of cocoa, coffee and spice, a great way to start (or finish) a day.

Like the cowboys that smoke these sorts of sticks, the Corojo Limitada remains a straight-shooter; sticking with its guns and aiming for flavors of mixed herb tea and black tea, with white and green riding alongside. Citrus and spice give a tip of the hat as you exhale, with the nostrils detecting more honey, lemon, and ginger than star anise and peppercorn.

Rugged in appearance, yet refined in flavor and finish, each stick is draw tested, with long torpedo tips and closed feet being used across the board. Additionally, each tobacco leaf used in this blend is either double or triple-fermented, which helped land this smoke on Cigar Aficionado’s Top 25 list back in 2012. To this day this cigar remains a bestseller, and go-to corojo for those wanting something a little unruly, yet pleasantly plush and refined.

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 This interesting belicoso shaped cigar is just that, interesting throughout. With notes of cocoa, nuts, and black coffee, this cigar is sure to please.

If you like a tropical-tasting blend that brings more citrus, cedar, and vanilla than corojo spice to the tongue, then this blend is for you. It's still a big, bold, spicy corojo, filled with signature mixed baking spices and citrus at first, but it also slips into a tropical tiki party of flavors and aromatics. As with every other Gran Habano cigar we stock, construction and burn are textbook in appearance and heat, and the cone that hides underneath is always near-perfect.

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 With a beautifully oily sheen, this cigar boasts notes of pepper, coffee and chocolate to add to the already beautifully constructed cigar at hand. The luxuriously deep wrapper provides alluring smells of earth to draw you in.

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Originally given the moniker "F55" this cigar is also now known as the Quattro Original. Claiming the #2 spot in 2013 Cigar Aficionado rankings, this cigar is a masterpiece. Boasting notes of roasted coffee, cedar and leather, this cigar provides a creamy smooth strength profile.

Rocky Patel's Vintage Series cigars have been wildly popular in recent years. Nothing less than a masterwork, this Vintage '90 blend is smooth and sophisticated with layer upon layer of rich box-pressed flavor. The main component in these beauties is tobacco from the wrapper.

Smooth notes of earthy dark-coffee flavors.

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From the industry giant Cohiba, this excellent cigar, known as a "red dot" because of the markings on the band, has a medium-bodied flavor and a robust, smooth, and extraordinarily rich profile. The blend used in Cohiba premium cigars is produced by hand with a toothy Cameroon wrapper and an aged combination of Piloto Cubano tobaccos from the Dominican Republic.

This Dominican hand-crafted cigar from Buffalo Trace, boasts a rich Ecuadorian Sumatra wrapper and a rich blend composed of Dominican and Nicaraguan tobacco. All of this rich flavor is bound by an exotic Brazilian Arapiraca binder that has been exposed to a unique aging process.

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 Unique from cap to foot, this hexagon pressed cigar earned itself a top 10 cigar in 2017. Unusual construction, and bold flavors, this cigar is deserving of its 93 rating. Heaping flavors of cocoa powder and caramel nougat bombard the palate before subsiding to a smooth minerally leather finish.

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This cigar is what is known as a Nicaragua puro cigar in that all of the tobacco used in the cigar was cultivated in Nicaragua. A must-have, this cigar has full flavors of molasses, coffee, and dried fruit.

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The fourth installment from a boutique brand that's been around less than ten years, the Revelation, is a beautifully constructed cigar that will quickly become one of your favorite smokes. San Cristobal Revelation is handcrafted in Nicaragua with a curated Nicaraguan blend and finished with a cocoa Educator Sumatra wrapper. This medium to full-bodied smoke is trickled with notes of leather, vanilla, nuts and topped off with a bit of spice.

The Dapper Cigar Co.'s Cubo Sumatra pays homage to the Cubo brand's debut. The Sumatra line, which was blended nearly five years later, draws on a half-decade of additional experimentation with quality Nicaraguan tobaccos. 

This medium-strength cigar has a reddish Ecuadorian wrapper that enclose a Nicaraguan binder and fillers comprised of Nicaraguan and USA Connecticut Broadleaf tobaccos. A creamy and woodsy flavor with undertones of espresso characterizes the Cubo Sumatra. The ability to improve upon perfection is proven with this cigar. 

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As a brand, Caldwell vies to find the most exotic and exquisite blends of tobacco produced. This cigar puts that promise on display. With notes of oak, chocolate, white pepper, and coffee, this is a well deserved 91-rated cigar that anyone can enjoy.

A fantastic find from an extremely obscure boutique brand, the rich, the L'Anniversarie Maduro is the dark cousin to Foyle's Classic "Meteor Hammer." It's a medium-bodied Connecticut broadleaf maduro smoke that comes box-pressed filled with scoops of earthy expresso. To help impart a silky smooth finish, the wrapper on this stick is fermented under intense heat for 90 days until it releases its full potential. The result is a rich, dark wrapper that burns evenly with a razor-thin carbon ring. This uniquely forged wrapper dresses an Ecuadorian binder and a Nicaraguan/Dominican blend that forms an opulent mouthfeel and finish.

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Mellow and smooth, this first Connecticut wrapped Cohiba is one you'll want to get your hands on. Notes of toast, tree nuts and sweet cream make this cigar a first of its kind.

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Made with the unique fire curing process, as opposed to the traditional air curing, this cigar smokes beautifully. Slightly sweet with a medium heft, one could expect notes of sweet tobacco, oak and molasses.

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Here's a bit of an aged rarity you don't see all that often: The original version of the Sancho Panza Extra Fuerte. While the new blend is very good, we prefer the silken glove palate puncher that is the vintage Extra Fuerte by Sancho Panza.

From first puff to its earthy end, this Honduran-heavy first version packs some seriously intense tastes, leading some to even consider it a pepper-bomb. However, look a bit deeper and you will find notes of cherry and caramel peeping through the smoke, along with scoops of roasted chicory, black tea leaves, and a touch of cedar and mulled wine spice. An obscure gem for anyone in search of something box-pressed with a bit of additional age. 

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 Claro 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 Ecuadorian Habano wrapper leaf. This Glitch, which has a medium body and a flush of flavor, can end up becoming your favorite error, so get yours right away. 

This slow burning box-pressed torpedo lives up to its well-deserved 93-point rating. With notes of earth, almond, espresso, and caramel, this cigar has flavors for days, and a burn that is immaculate in every way. A little toothy in texture, with some spice and strength as it goes, this blend is built for fans of Broadleaf who don't desire too much funk or barnyard in a boutique smoke.

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 Claro offers a rich and flavorful smoke. It is made up of American and Dominican filler leaves tucked inside a Mexican binder and coated in a Connecticut wrapper leaf. This Glitch, which has a medium body and a flush of flavor, can end up becoming your favorite error, so get yours right away. 

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 An interesting combination of notes in this mellow cigar. Providing notes of rich cocoa powder, espresso and light floral notes this cigar is definitely one of a kind.