Tasting Notes:

This smooth, medium-powered cigar mellows out its potent all-Nicaraguan filler and binder blend with a slick habano wrapper out of Ecuador. While one can expect to taste notes of toasted oak, loamy earthiness, dried nuts, baking spice, and cedar throughout, it is the value of the cigar itself that surprises most people.Ultimately, this led to it being awarded Cigar Aficionado’s "#1 Best Value Cigar" and earning it a permanent place in the Klaro Collection.

The most recent vixen to join the renowned Deadwood Tobacco Company lineup from Drew Estate is "The Girl With No Name." This cigar provides a mild-strength, long, lean smoke with a pleasant, aromatic flavor with not-so-veiled notes of wood, leather, coffee, and sweetness. A filler and binder composed of premium tobaccos from unknown sources are concealed by its light-brown Mexican San Andres wrapper.

This stick is masterful crafted in La Gran Fabrica Drew Estate in Nicaragua, and is ideal for new smokers and lovers of the Deadwood brand since it has all of those aromatic and exotic spiced tobacco notes plus a sweetened cap.

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

It highlights a medium to full bodied experience unlike anything you have smoked before. Our confidence in the superior taste of the NOMOS cigars comes from our unique aging process. All of our cigars undergo our exclusive Nomos Aging Process (NAP). 

We developed the NAP out of our sheer motivation to smoke a cigar with a clean after-taste, rich aroma an da flavor that is consistent - down to the nub! 

This cigar celebrates a cigar brand mainstay's 10 years in the industry. With notes of black cherry, chocolate, and nuts, this balanced cigar provides one with an oily dense and creamy texture.

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.

Tasting Notes:

Constructed in the cigar boom of the 1990s, this is a true classic cigar. Upon cutting the cap, there are notes of peat, some nuttiness, and citrus. With the first light, some notes of baking spices and citrus can be noticed. The cigar provides plumes of smoke. As the cigar burns further, there are notes of nuttiness, coffee, and caramel.

With tobaccos aged back to the 1997-1998 growing season, this cigar is the epitome of vintage. Only a total of 25,000 cigars of this blend were ever made. One can expect to experience notes of citrus, baking spice, pepper and coffee throughout. This rugged looking cigar is oily and deep in coloration, however its strength would be considered medium.