Keeping with the original "Super Fly" concept, each cigar band comes embellished with a flamboyant 1970s style finish and loads of attitude. The outstanding fillers from the Dominican Republic, Honduras, and Nicaragua that are concealed inside give this San Andres wrapped cigar a full-bodied profile with notes of creamy oatmeal, earthiness, nuts, cocoa, leather goods, hay, vanilla, and funk.

Handcrafted in Honduras, this stick is sure to bring the hip '70s film vibes to life and make you feel like flying!

Utilizing the very best tobacco that Aganorsa farms can provide, the JFR Lunatic Maduro is an awesomely large cigar with even bigger flavor. Tasting notes include subdued horchata cinnamon spice, coffee, earth, bittersweet chocolate and mellow leather.

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As a collaboration cigar line, this amazingly balanced blend brings together the potent flavor of an Ecuadorian Sumatran wrapper with the flavorful Nicaraguan and Dominican fillers. One can expect notes of baking spices, cocoa, and roasted nuts.

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Currently rated at 90 points, this cigar is marvelously constructed. With a pigtail cap, this slender stick looks just as amazing as it tastes and smells. Upon cutting, the draw is easy, and smooth, with the pre-light draw bringing forth notes of cured meats and savory herbal sauces. Lit, you will notice a creamy, darker sweetness and a tangy, spicy undertone that does not stop at any point down the length of the barrel.

Blackbird's Glitch cigars were unintentionally produced as a consequence of an oversight in production when tobacco batches were jumbled up during the rolling process. The blenders, however, soon ceased complaining after tasting the results and set to work duplicating this "happy accident."

The Blackbird Glitch Maduro offers a rich and flavorful smoke. It is made up of American and Dominican filler leaves tucked inside a Dominican binder and coated in an oily San Andres wrapper leaf. This Glitch, which has a medium-full body and a flush of flavor, can end up becoming your favorite error, so get yours right away.

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The beautiful Colorado wrapper lends itself to be a great smooth cigar to end a long day. Rated 92 overall, this cigar provides flavors of earth, tobacco, sweet cedar and leather.

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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. A full-bodied blend with delicious notes of cedar, nuts, honey, and spice.

Notes of citrus, semi-sweet chocolate, licorice, and cedar are all present in this full-bodied, box-pressed blend. Translated to "The Drunkard," this smoke has a darker San Andrés wrapper from Mexico that is technically not a maduro but a natural varietal, a habano rosado binder leaf, and fillers from Nicaragua's top three growing regions. The El Borracho robusto, which is handcrafted in Nicaragua, was designed to mimic the Padron 1964, and therefore get company founder, Ian Reith, weened off the pricier premium cigar blend. The result is a blend that is brawny yet subtle, and an absolutely beautiful burner.

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Wrapped in a stunning Rosado Oscuro wrapper from San Andrés, Mexico, and loaded with Cuban seed long-filler, La Opulencia is touted as being a cross between the original My Father line and Le Bijou. What this creates is a 95-rated hybrid blend that capitalizes upon an extravagant mixture of dark and red tobacco strains. This bouquet produces an interesting palate of complex flavors and aromatics, with the most prominent notes being that of oak, nougat, milk chocolate, star anise, and that spicy winning combination of Criollo and Corojo '99 leaf.

If you like a tropical-tasting blend that brings more citrus, cedar, and vanilla than corojo spice to the tongue, then this blend is for you. It's still a big, bold, spicy corojo, filled with signature mixed baking spices and citrus at first, but it also slips into a tropical tiki party of flavors and aromatics. As with every other Gran Habano cigar we stock, construction and burn are textbook in appearance and heat, and the cone that hides underneath is always near-perfect.

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Beautifully aged tobaccos are rolled up with a dark Habano Corojo leaf. This is a strong and bold cigar that is also well balanced with smooth flavors of pepper, hickory and molasses. The Edge is a crescendo that slowly elevates to a powerful assortment of spice. A gradually complex smoke you’re bound to love. 

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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.