Tasting Notes:

Rated #14 cigar in 2018, this hefty smoke will leave you reeling in amazement. Just make sure to have something in your stomach, because this cigar is strong. Coffee bean, white pepper, and molasses are the predominant tasting notes for this gem.

La Aurora Small Batch is a unique series that combines different blends in very limited quantities. For the third edition, the Small Batch Lot No. 003, the company features a Toro Gordo comprised of an Ecuadorian wrapper over dual binders—Cameroon and Dominican—and fillers from the Dominican Republic, Nicaragua and Peru. This one of kind stick has been aged for 19 years, and yes, you read that right! This is a medium-to-full-bodied cigar with creamy smoke and notes of pepper, roll cake, cinnamon, and hardwood. Only 4,000 of these cigars were ever rolled, so get them while you can!

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 A subtle, yet flavor packed stick, this PDR 1878 natural is sweet to all the senses. Abe Flores from Pinar del Rio created the blend for this great cigar. It has an easy draw with plenty of smoke, and tastes land anywhere between earth and baking spices.

Nomos is the inaugural cigar from a company out of the Northeast. It is a blend of Dominican filler surrounded by a flavorful Criollo binder and finished with a beautiful habano leaf wrapper. 

It highlights a medium bodied experience and utilizes a unique aging process that all Nomos cigars undergo called the Nomos Aging Process (NAP). NAP was developed out of sheer motivation to have a cigar with a clean after-taste, rich aroma and a flavor that is consistent down to the nub.

Hoyo La Amistad really has something special in this Gold line. The cigar displays aspects from each of the 4 growing regions in Nicaragua, Jalapa, Condega, Ometepe and Esteli. La Amistad means "The Friendship," and this blend brings flavors like walnuts, cocoa powder, and leather in a beautiful way.

This cigar has an amazing dark, oily wrapper. It uses a rich Ecuadorian-grown El Bajo sungrown leaf from the Oliva family’s farm. A bold, full-flavored cigar that’s chock full of robust, satisfying flavors and luxuriously smooth from start to finish. A great tasting top-shelf premium.

Diamond Crown Maximus received a well-deserved 93-rating noting: "​a rich, sweet cigar with plenty of cedar on the palate and a finish with notes of espresso beans."

Among the most important Cuban legacy brands you have H. Upmann. It was the first brand to add bands to cigars, and over the centuries notable figures like Winston Churchill and John F. Kennedy have loved their blends. So after 180 year of business it might be an understatement to say that this brand is legendary.

So, who did the non-Cuban H. Upmann brand tap to manufacture a cigar for its historic anniversary? AJ Fernandez, of course. Taking a Nicaraguan Medio Tiempo wrapper and placing it atop an all-Nicaraguan mix, this robust, full-bodied cigar is strong without being overpowering. Smooth and well-balanced throughout, hints of spice, earth, and cedar flood the senses with flavor and aroma alike.

The Last Tsar is a cigar that pays homage to Emperor (Tsar) Nicholas II, who was the final monarch of Russia.

The tobacco leaf used as the wrapper for The Last Tsar is also used for the Caldwell Eastern Standard. The wrapper in The Last Tsar is processed differently and aged for a little longer. Caldwell said that Carbonell tobacco is a part of the blend, but the rest is not disclosed. 

You can feel notes of natural tobacco, pepper (mostly white, but some black), and tangerine-like citrus. 

The state bird of Arizona was the inspiration to name this cigar. The Cactus Wren features a blend of Corojo, Criollo 98, and Olor fillers, a Mexican San Andres wrapper, and a Cuban seed Dominican binder. This combination produces a smooth and gratifying smoke with rich earthy, spicy, and sweet notes that will make you want to enjoy it more than once.