El Pulpo "The Fry" is a 4x48 firecracker that uses the same 94-rated powerful Nicaraguan blend and a San Andres Maduro wrapper. These little gems from AJ Fernandez offer all the wonderful qualities of El Pulpo in a more manageable size. Made at the AJ Fernandez factory in Nicaragua, the wrapper was fermented differently from the original to give it distinct flavors.

The Jake Wyatt Lucid Interval has an exquisite candela wrapper with a unique combination of smooth cream and bold buttery flavors that make this cigar one of a kind. It's made for those who want the company’s ultimate coffee smoke with a highly interesting flavor profile.

Tasting notes: Green Tea, Cedar, Hint of Pepper and Cream

Tasting Notes:

One would (understandably) think this cigar's name makes reference to the warm silky smooth taste of this cigar. However, it is actually in reference to a drink shared in the Honduran tobacco fields. This cigar has delectable notes of sweet tobacco, chocolate and cedar.

Tasting Notes:

Whether you want to smoke this cigar right when you get it, or age it a couple months, this complex smoke provides plenty of flavor. It delivers a flavorful balance of cedar and tobacco spiced with some pepper notes.

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This excellent top-rated cigar was released to celebrate the founder's 30th birthday. The entire cigar is comprised of Nicaraguan tobacco and packed with full-bodied flavor and strength. You will experience an array of spice and earth tones with a noticeably creamy smoke. The founder, Kyle Gellis, has knocked it out of the park with this one.

The ADN Dominicano contains a very special kind of Dominican tobacco. Commonly known as andullo (an-doo-yaw), this process takes tobacco and places it inside palm tree pods, at which point it is bound and then pressed until a paste-like pile of leaves comes out months later. Extremely rare, and ultra labor intensive, this unique cigar making style originated in the Dominican Republic, and is known for adding strength, aroma, and sweetness to a well-balanced cigar blend.

In this case, the result is a spicy, woody cigar that melds pleasantly with hints of sweetness that segue into a graham cracker finish. This smoke is one hell of a great burner too, with a flawless draw producing columns of smoke. 

Packing 100% Nicaraguan internals and a medium-colored San Andrés Mexican wrapper, this lighter version of the Buenaventura Maduro is a flavor-packed mixture of spicy, sweet, and salty. Flavor of white chocolate, oak, and caramel are in full effect in this boutique blend from one of Nicaragua's lesser-known cigar makers. 

Though Raices Cubanas Clasico leans toward a mild to medium strength, it doesn't shy away from delivering a richly satisfying flavor profile. Each puff greets the palate with smooth, creamy notes, balanced by a subtle sweetness that lingers. Hints of toasted nuts and a whisper of spice create a refined complexity, making this cigar a perfect choice for those seeking both elegance and depth in their smoke.

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.

This stick is characterized by a light silky, fragrant wrapper. It combines aromas of nuts, honey, cream, stardust, white pepper, cloves, and nutmeg providing a sweet and complex experience. 

The company describes the blend as mild to medium body and “Traveling at the speed of light, far beyond the next galaxy, while a friendly android serves cake.“ The blend uses a Nicaraguan Connecticut wrapper, Indonesian Sumatra binder, and fillers including Jalapa, Nicaragua and Piloto from Dominican Republic. 

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.