The Aladino Sumatra is a limited-edition cigar with a savory Sumatra-seed maduro wrapper produced on the Honduran JRE Tobacco Farm. A binder and filler composed of only the top Honduran crops from the Eiroa family's farms are enclosed in this rare Honduran-grown wrapper. With a medium-full body and a finish that hints of leather, spice, and rum raisin studded dark chocolate, this Honduran puro treasure is sure to please.

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.

Tasting Notes:

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.

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.

Tasting Notes:

 A Nicaraguan puro cigar at its finest. That means this cigar is made of 100% Nicaraguan tobacco. Flavor packed, this cigar has a slow burn and should be enjoyed until the end. One can expect to notice flavors of chocolate, some pepper and sweet spices throughout.

La Aurora, the oldest cigar factory in the Dominican Republic established in 1903, is commemorating its 120th anniversary this year.

In honor of the occasion, they have introduced this limited edition, full-bodied cigar, which comes in a hinged, coffin-style cigar box inspired by the original La Aurora Preferidos that debuted back in 1903. This cigar pays tribute to the distinctive coffin of the first Preferidos #1.

This unique piece is only made from Dominican tobacco and uses a habano 92 wrapper over corojo, olor and piloto cubano fillers. This is an incredibly special 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. 

Ernesto Perez-Carrillo and Oscar Valladares, two well-known tobacco industry gurus, have combined their knowledge and enthusiasm to produce a remarkable cigar that exemplifies the ideal balance between innovation and art. Combining the creativity and unique styles of two renowned visionaries, this partnership represents a huge turning point in the premium cigar industry.

The entire purpose of this unique collaboration was to create the Short Run 2023, which is made in Oscar's Honduran facility using an Ecuadorian Habano wrapper, a Honduran binder, and Nicaraguan and Honduran fillers, some of which came from Copan. The Short Run 2023 is incredibly distinctive and just over medium in body. It features notes of saltiness, different nuts, baking spices, and an undertone of earth. These won't be available forever! Get yours before the blend changes once again next year!

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.

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.

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.

Released in 2010, this cigar features a selection of La Aurora's finest tobacco from around the globe, paying homage to 107 years of artisanal handcraftsmanship. The 107 Ecuador cigar is distinguished by a sun-grown Ecuadorian wrapper, resulting in an oily texture and rustic, natural red color. Complemented by a Dominican binder from the Cibao Valley—and finished with filler from the Dominican Republic, Nicaragua, and Peru—this cigar offers a smooth burn and gives way to a light grey, consistent ash.

La Aurora 107 Nicaragua blends its Nicaraguan tobaccos masterfully to provide a medium-to-full-bodied experience that emanates perfection. It is noticeably darker than the previous 107 editions. This toasty experience, with overtones of chocolate, leather, spice, and nuts, is sure to please all cigar aficionados.

La Aurora 115th Anniversary is a celebration of the Leon family's continued commitment to excellence and innovation. A showcase in complexity and flavor, La Aurora 115th Anniversary is beautiful from the presentation all the way to the finished experience. Bold, but not overpowering, it is characterized with a finish with notes of cinnamon, nuts, and citrus. This creamy cigar’s complex flavor profile unfolds beautifully with each puff.

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.

What makes the Esteban Carreras Unforsaken a unique stick is that this is the first cigar of the brand using top-quality tobacco that has been aged for two years in rum barrels. This medium to full body cigar has an Ecuadorian Sumatra wrappers, Nicaraguan long-filler and binder that is aged not once, but twice in rum casks. This pre-and-post production barrel-aging process rewards you with notes of coffee bean, dried fruit, and vanilla, followed by a hint of sweetness and oak. 

The strong blend of Esteban Carreras Cashmere Cigars has an Ecuadorian Connecticut shade wrapper and produces a medium-to-full-bodied smoke. Don't let the cigar's wrapper fool you; the blend's all-Nicaraguan core offers an adequate amount of power along with rich notes of cedar, leather, and spice that end in a smooth, fragrant finish not commonly found on Connecticut seed wrappers. Therefore, this is guaranteed to be exactly up your alley if you enjoy the flavor profile of Connecticut Shade but want a cigar with a fair bit of body. 

The Chupacabra line, which is among their best-selling models of the Esteban Carreras cigars, recently welcomed the Chupacabra Hellcat. The magnificent Mexican San Andres wrapper of the Esteban Carreras Chupacabra Hellcat is paired with the same binder and inner filler tobaccos as the original Chupacabra. Additionally, the Hellcat is built with a pigtail head and an unfinished foot. What sets the Hellcat apart is that it is box-pressed and has foot bands and wax paper covering it to preserve its exquisite wrap. 

Strength and stealth. An enigma to unravel. How could something so subtle be born of such raw power? A robust puro from Nicaragua encased in the oily, unfermented Habano Oscuro leaf. A whole body that is somehow shrouded in creaminess. Its clawed foot and coiled tail honor its namesake, the Chupa Cabra. preserve its exquisite wrap. 

This stick is a Nicaraguan puro made with a rich, exquisite corojo wrapper and a variety of aged filler tobaccos from some of the best growing regions in that part of the world. As a result, this blend provides a rich, medium-bodied smoking experience that should improve with age and further refine in flavor with time. This is the first cigar that Esteban Carreras has made with a corojo wrapper, and apparently the varietal used in this blend was smuggled out of Cuba in the 1990s. Hence the original name of this cigar being Taken From the Devil's Hand and the recently revised title being Taken From the Dictator's Hand.

Under a distinctive Indonesian wrapper, these mouthwatering sticks are rolled in the Dominican Republic using long-fillers and binders from that country. The combination produces a smooth to medium-bodied profile, and to give it a little more energy, Fireball Cinnamon Whisky's signature cinnamon traits are incorporated. These flavor bombs are undoubtedly ideal for any kind of gathering.

Designed for the bold, courageous, and innovators, this cigar evokes nostalgia with colors reminiscent of a 1957 Chevy Bel-Aire, offering classic luxury. This is the epitome of what happens when classic tastes and unadulterated creativity come together to create a wonderfully smooth and vintage-inspired collection.

Tasting Notes: Chocolate, soil, leather, and cocoa.

Blackbird Superb Habano is the first cigar in the Blackbird company's core line that includes a habano wrapper covering an undisclosed binder and filler blend. This mysterious medium to full-bodied bird has an overall sweetness profile with distinct notes of spice, coffee, and cedar.

Even though Epicure Habano is new to the league, it already shares a shelf with the more seasoned players. With a name like Epicure and a storied family history, you know it can contend. Its medium blend boastfully displays a silky finish and a robust walnut and espresso combination.

The robusto-sized Habano is a seductively modern twist on the classic epicure core. This stick is medium-bodied with espresso, walnut, and chocolate notes.

This cigar is appropriately named and premium in a clever way. Considering there are only 1,000 boxes made annually, the Limitada is all about exclusivity. This Limited Edition cigar is outstanding, boasting earthy and peppery aromas, and it has the body of great tobacco. When craftsmanship and quality are combined, the result is a national treasure that is only seen rarely during prime time.

Alec Bradley has been releasing their hugely popular Filthy Hooligan cigar line right before St. Patrick's Day every year since 2013.

A special blend of Honduran and Panamanian fillers come loaded inside an Ecuadorian Sumatran binder, which is enclosed in a candela and oscuro barber pole wrapper. The end product is a unique combination that promises to bring more pop and strength than blends from prior years. Alec Bradley says it tastes like a rich Irish stout.

The La Palina Mr. Sam is a cigar created expressly to honor Mr. Sam Paley, the company's original founder.

Rich, well-fermented tobaccos from only the best tobacco farms in Nicaragua are used to handcraft the internals of each cigar, which is rolled with an Ecuadorian habano wrapper in the renowned El Titan De Bronze Factory in Miami, Florida. Mr. Sam is considered as the pinnacle of refinement and is a true favorite among many enthusiasts due to its high standards and selection criteria. Rich in flavors such as nut bread, spices, cedar, and hints of cracked pepper, this cigar delivers a medium-to-full-bodied experience.

This is the brand's crown gem. Epicure is a real monument to the effort put in, tailored for those who realize that indulgence doesn't have to be a bad thing. It evokes and unites the five senses, creating a famous blend with a creamy flow and a smooth, caramel finish.

Jake Wyatt’s "Fourth Dimension" features an all Dominican lineup, as well as the brand's signature two-tone wrapper approach to rolling. Available in both a flag capped figurado and a traditional toro vitola, this blend offers smooth and bold flavors throughout, as well as a medium-full-bodied finish. Intended for lovers of Dominican blends, this habano and candela wrapped smoke is one of the more unique sticks you will encounter in the Klaro portfolio.

Tasting notes: Roasted Almonds, Cocoa, Chestnut and Cream.

Jake Wyatt’s Appendix II was created to form a smooth and creamy masterpiece. This stick is rolled with a special Connecticut Shade wrapper from Ecuador and Jake Wyatt’s proprietary blend of aged Dominican filler, creating this ultra-smooth, mild-medium cigar that is right for any occasion. And would you just look at that two-tone wrapper!

Tasting notes: Vanilla, Honey, Oak, Hints of Orange and Spices, and Cream.