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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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Meticulously crafted in the heart of Nicaragua, the Tatuaje Havana VI showcases the artistry of cigar making. This exquisite Nicaraguan puro boasts a lusciously dark and oily exterior, marrying a splendid Nicaraguan wrapping leaf with a bold mixture of Cuban-seed Nicaraguan long-leaf tobaccos. With a careful aging process and a masterful harmony of flavors, the Tatuaje VI embodies a medium-bodied experience, revealing a velvety earthiness at its core, accompanied by opulent undertones and a hint of peppery zest.

E. P. Carrillo Allegiance is a cigar completely made in Nicaragua except for the Sumatra-seed wrapper grown in Ecuador. The mix produced with the collaboration of Oliva Cigars is intended to have a medium-to-full body and it's a tribute to the longstanding relationships, friendships, and alliances that EPC has forged during the years in the business.

You can feel notes of cinnamon, earth, dark coffee, and nuttiness, making for an unforgettable smoking experience.

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.

Gurkha took the already elegant Cellar Reserve, and made it even better by upgrading the wrapper to a Brazilian Arapiraca varietal, before tying a bow on top via a pigtail cap. This extravagant smoke shows its complexity through notes of cocoa, spice and deep leather, with the 15-year aged long-filler inside smoothing it all out.

Altar Q is a celebration of Honduran tobaccos and is inspired by the prehistoric Mayan culture that dominated Honduras and Central America for centuries. 

This cigar's warm flavors include hints of hearty bread, cream, nuts, and exotic spices. A medium-strength, delicious smoke with a Honduran binder and filler grown near the ruins of the once vibrant Mayan civilization. Covered by a light-brown Ecuadorian Sumatra wrapper, and cloaked in recycled tobacco leaf paper, each cigar in a box of Altar Q receives a unique print and is numbered to represent a dynasty of sixteen Mayan rulers from that era.

The McFly is one of the strongest cigars Oscar Valladares has ever produced, and it comes packaged in a completely tubular 3D box with vibrant colors and the most exciting 80s vibes!

This modern classic is full of flavors of black pepper, roasted nut, leather, and citrus zest notes. It brings a combination that includes carefully aged Dominican, Nicaraguan, and Honduran long filler tobaccos, a delightful Honduran binder, and a smooth, oily, San Andres Mexican wrapper.

This cigar is a treasure with the ability to send the smokers... Back to the future!

This mix uses Nicaraguan fillers, a Mexican binder, and an Ecuadorian Habano wrapper. The box's artwork was remade to closely resemble the original boxes that were bought and sold in the port of Green Bay, Wisconsin, more than 120 years ago. This is their signature line, produced in small batches and released four times per year. A strong peppercorn, natural tobacco, and coffee flavor can be found, along with a meatiness. Off the foot, pepper and sweeter natural tobacco.

Genesis is a small-batch super-premium, meticulously hand-crafted by Ramon Bueso in Honduras. Who is Ramon Bueso? Trust me when I tell you he isn’t some ho-hum street corner vendor. Quite the opposite, in fact, Ramon has been an integral player in the cigar industry for nearly 4 decades. Since 1977, Ramon has been honing his mastery of cigars and has perfected every facet of cigar production. From grower to roller to master-blender to factory supervisor. Early in his career, Ramon Bueso was vital in catapulting the legendary Villazon factory to new heights, working alongside cigar legends Frank Llaneza and Estelo Padron, and producing some of the world’s biggest and most successful blends in the process. Blends you enjoy early and often, from the likes of Hoyo de Monterrey, Excalibur, Punch, and so much more.

Truth is, Ramon’s mind and hands have created more brands and blends than one can accurately count, let alone imagine. But this....this is by far his most irresistible creation yet. His raison d’etre, if you will. Genesis began as ‘The Project,’ a limited production, local favorite exclusive to the Honduran market, mostly used for gifts and events. Now available on a grander scale, the Genesis is ready to make its mark. The lush, well-aged tobaccos used to craft Genesis deliver a scrumptious and complex medium to full-bodied bouquet. An exceedingly complex core of vintage long-fillers from Nicaragua and Honduras, including select ligeros, visos, and secos. This complex recipe is expertly blended, secured inside a feisty Jamastran binder, then cloaked by a dark and inviting, triple-fermented Connecticut Broadleaf maduro wrapper boasting gorgeous oils. From the very first puff, it’s clear this cigar is something special. Each Genesis wastes no time asserting its distinct array of eventful profile. Thick and creamy flavor coats the palate, dusting the taste buds with hearty notes of espresso, roasted nuts, earth, and nutmeg. The finish is long and savory, offering a unique spicy-sweetness after each puff. Complex, yet highly refined and skillfully balanced, Genesis is a mere peak into the window of Ramon Bueso’s extraordinary talents. Genesis The Project....it’s just the beginning.

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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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Hand-rolled in Honduras, the Gran Habano No. 3 Habano is a medium-strength cigar. It has a Nicaraguan Habano maduro wrapper, Nicaraguan Habano fillers, and Nicaraguan Habano binder. A well-balanced cigar with hints of cedar, spice, and coffee, the Gran Habano No. 3 Habano is a great choice.

With a 95 rating, the "E-III" version of the EP Carrillo La Historia was named the No. 2 cigar of 2014 by Cigar Aficionado, and over a decade later the blend continues to earn rave reviews. 

Flavor wise, La Historia is a robust cigar with notes of warm coffee and cocoa and hints of spice, nutmeg, and earth. Its Ecuadorian Sumatran binder and Nicaraguan fillers are covered by a dark chocolate accentuated Mexican San Andres wrapper, which, at the time was the first blend from EPC to sport such a wrapper leaf. This cigar has a long-lasting finish that is intended to enthrall even the most experienced connoisseur with its aromatic mocha sweetness and full-bodied textures.

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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.

This is an incredibly unique cigar produced by the knowledge, passion, creativity, and desire for excellence found in every single member of the La Aurora family. It's the most solemn way to celebrate the 120th Anniversary of this brand. 

You can feel notes of cocoa, pepper, cinnamon and memorable end of tropical fruits and coffee beans.

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This small-batch boutique blend that burns with the best of them, and was co-created by Alec Bradley and Alliance Cigar. A smooth burst of leather-like flavors are released upon light, but strength remains medium, as too does body and flavor. Vanilla, earth and nuts begin, but lend themselves to a sweet, creamy sarsaparilla and wood flavor to round things out further down the barrel. Unknown by many, and outstanding in almost every way, Meteor Hammer continues to be one of the best performing perfecto cigars we stock here at Klaro.

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Originally manufactured in Cuba, SLR brings back this staple in the arsenal, but now manufactured in Honduras. Boasting a 91 rating, this cigar delights with flavors of berries, vanilla and charcoal to finish.

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 Whether you're looking for a lighter smoke or something with more full/complex flavor, this cigar is sure to please. This cigar offers sweet cream, nuts and vanilla notes.

Want to try the EP Carrillo’s top-rated cigars? This box is for you!

Now you can get three of their top-rated cigars all in a specially designed box. Each collectible box contains:

• The EP Carrillo Pledge Prequel, a 98 points rated cigar and the #1 spot in 2020’s Top 25 Cigars of the Year by Cigar Aficionado. This is a full-bodied, box-pressed robusto with a dark Connecticut maduro wrapper.
• The EP Carrillo Encore Majestic, a 96 points rated cigar and the #1 spot in 2018’s Top 25 Cigars of the Year by Cigar Aficionado. It's a medium-bodied robusto made of 100% Nicaraguan tobacco.
• The EP Carrillo La Historia E-III, a 95 points rated cigar and the #2 spot in 2014’s Top 25 Cigars of the Year by Cigar Aficionado. This is a full-bodied, box-pressed toro with an oily, dark chocolatey Mexican San Andres wrapper.
  
  

Experience the unique artistry of Cohiba Riviera, the only box-pressed cigar in the brand's collection. Riviera's medium-bodied blend of Nicaraguan and Honduran filler tobaccos come loaded inside a firmly pressed Connecticut binder out of Honduras, which is then cloaked in a San Andrés maduro wrapper, creating a luxurious and refined experience unlike anything else in the Cohiba portfolio.

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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.

The Reserva Original is a cigar that Plasencia first introduced years ago as Reserva Organica, so it is essentially an old stick but a very good one. It is actually known as the first and only completely organic mix in the entire globe, and is said to be one that Christopher Columbus would have loved when he discovered Nicaragua!

The same delicious tobacco combination from Nicaragua was actually grown in a manner similar to that of the Nicarao Indians from more than five hundred years ago in the wealthy regions of Estelí and Jalapa. You can't afford to miss this one of a kind organic blend!

This cigar is a medium-to-full bodied masterpiece with a spicy profile tempered by a tobacco sweetness. It has been constructed with some of the same tobaccos as the renowned Liga Privada. The Undercrown was an invention of the torcedores as the Liga Privada's resources began to run out. This wonderful spin-off was the consequence of their need for anything to resemble smoking while they were at work. It has Nicaraguan binder, Brazilian and Nicaraguan fillers, and a delicious San Andres Maduro wrapper.

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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.

AJ Fernandez's Dorado farm in Estelí, produces almost all of the ingredients for this Nicaraguan puro blend. Made up of a Criollo binder and a Cuban-seed wrapper that are both cultivated on this estate and loaded with all AJ Fernandez long-fillers, this is one golden smoking experience you can't afford to miss. 

Tasting Notes: Expect layers of caramel, orange peel, almonds, earth, leather, and espresso in each puff. A very rich and flavorful composition that is borderline full.

The 1844 Añejo is featured alongside Upmann's other 1844 brands, with the peculiarity of using tobaccos aged for at least five years being this blend's calling card. Ergo, the Spanish word añejo, which means "old" or "mature," is what makes this cigar unique in its kind. 

Produced by hand in Honduras at the Flor de Copan factory with the support of Ernesto Kranwinkel from Tabacalera, USA, this smoke sports a three-country filler blend of Nicaraguan, Dominican, and Honduran tobaccos. Above that is a Pennsylvania Broadleaf binder and a double-fermented Ecuadorian Habano wrapper covering it all. The 1844 Añejo delivers a strong profile of earth, leather, wood, and pepper, making it a mature gem worth trying.

If you’re looking for rich, chewy flavors of pepper, citrus, vanilla, and toast in perfect harmony, you’ll want to grab a 5 pack of Trinidad Espiritu Series No. 1.

The iconic Trinidad brand has paired up with AJ Fernandez to produce this Nicaraguan beauty as a throwback to the Trinidad cigar of the 60s and 70s.

A staple of the Caldwell collection, the corojo version of Long Live the King is all red leaf on the outside, as well as on the binder, followed by a dash more corojo in the filler, but this time courtesy of the ligero priming off the upper portions of the tobacco plant. Then, just for those craving even more flavor and intensity, comes an additional smack of ligero habano leaf straight from Nicaragua, and then a touch of Pelo de Oro out of Peru in the filler. Translated to "Hair of Gold," the latter of these is an heirloom Cuban-seed tobacco varietal that is best known for its sweet, pungent aromatics and fruity tropical flavors.

Continuously corojo throughout, but a bit more milky and nutty than just tea, citrus, and spice at first, this blend threads the needle with ease. Traditional red leaf tobacco tastes on the outside, and a far more creamy, nougat and vanilla-filled center underneath, every pull, retrohale, exhale, and aftertaste within this cigar is pure smoking bliss. 

Drew Estate added a second line to the Nica Rustica brand called Adobe. According to Jonathan Drew, president and co-founder of Drew Estate, “Nica Rustica Adobe presents a daring adventure into the authentically rugged and rustic countryside surrounding Estelí, and offers smokers a glimpse into the distinguished beauty and bold character of Estelí and her people. You don’t need a passport to experience Estelí … just spark up this six-buck-chuck and you are magically transported to our proud Nicaraguan home.”

With a rustic Ecuadorian seed Habano wrapper, a Brazilian binder, and estate grown long fillers from Estel and Jalapa—two of Nicaragua's best tobacco growing regions—the cigars are carefully created. A medium- to full-bodied cigar with strong flavors of wood, black pepper, sweet spice, and leather, Nica Rustica Adobe is the ideal match for seasoned cigar connoisseurs.

La Aurora Barrel Aged is a cigar with a resounding start with hints of black pepper, that later give way to more complex and delicate flavors. In addition, there are notes of wood throughout the whole smoke, along with hints of cinnamon and nuts. It has a powerful, creamy finish.

This cigar is aged for six years before spending another six months aging in barrels of rum. This gives the final cigar its aromatic notes from aging in a barrel, as well as the toasted wood notes.