Tasting Notes:

This 91 rated cigar was described as bright and creamy... zesty with touches of lemon peel and dried orange. It's also sweet, with a very prominent note of honey on the palate. From Drew State it's wonderfully crafted with Dominican fillers and finished with a lighter Ecuadorian Connecticut Shade wrapper. 

Tasting Notes:

With the story behind this brand being that some of the tobacco for each cigar was grown on a 20 acre farm in central Florida, uniqueness is sure to follow. This cigar is a delight to the senses. Aromas of cedar and oak bring out flavors of citrus and white pepper in this cigar. 

Tasting Notes:

If you're looking for a unique smoking experience, look no further. As the brand states, the tobacco is fire cured, and packs a punch. Exploding with hefty flavors of oak, hickory and maple coat the taste buds.

Tasting Notes:

This gorgeously constructed cigar is as beautiful to look at as it is to smoke. This blend is rated 91 (the churchill vitola of the same ring guage is actually rated 96), and with good reason. Tasty notes of chocolate, leather and spices make this cigar truly one to remember.

Tasting notes:

The tangy, oaky white wine notes of this tannish Robusto match the sweeter notes of graham cracker and pecan for an interesting sweet-and-sour effect. Mild touches of almonds and cinnamon also come through. A fine smoke for fans of lighter cigars.

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Boasting #16 cigar of 2021 and a 93-point rating, the Joya Silver line is a can't-miss smoke. Immediately in your face with dark chocolate and coffee flavors, the cigar mellows out to expose elements of a dessert-like sweetness, and even some dark cherry.

Tasting Notes:

This cigar is flavor-packed and for any flavor palate. Exploding with notes of espresso, earth, vanilla and citrus, this cigar is sure to please all. A subtle finish of toast, nuts, and cedar will leave you wanting another.

This Dominican hand-crafted cigar from Buffalo Trace, the Special F, 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.

To celebrate 20 years of the Perdomo Reserve line being on the market, Perdomo Cigars wanted to create an addition to the line that honored their brand and its history. So of course they went above and beyond and created two different additions. Today we are showing you their new Perdomo Reserve 10th Anniversary Box-Pressed Sun-Grown cigars.

These sun-growns are beautiful box-pressed Nicaraguan puros that utilize six-year aged Cuban-seed Nicaraguan wrappers and filler tobaccos hand picked from their prestigious farms in Esteli, Condega, and Jalapa Valley for the blend. The wrappers are a Nicargauan sun-grown leaf that has been bourbon barrel aged 10 months, and produces a medium to full-bodied blend with earthy note flavors combined with hints of spice and sweetness on the finish. Take it from us, these cigars are sure to impress.