As the name implies, this blend promises a smooth, creamy smoking experience from start to finish. Featuring a Dominican binder and filler combo that has been enclosed inside a rare Arapiraca Claro wrapper out of Peru, this unique blend features distinct scents of espresso foam, creamy vanilla bean, and almond skin, with a mouthfeel that is otherworldly.

A staple of the Caldwell collection, the corojo version of Long Live the King is all red leaf on the outside, as well as on the binder, followed by a dash more corojo in the filler, but this time courtesy of the ligero priming off the upper portions of the tobacco plant. Then, just for those craving even more flavor and intensity, comes an additional smack of ligero habano leaf straight from Nicaragua, and then a touch of Pelo de Oro out of Peru in the filler. Translated to "Hair of Gold," the latter of these is an heirloom Cuban-seed tobacco varietal that is best known for its sweet, pungent aromatics and fruity tropical flavors.

Continuously corojo throughout, but a bit more milky and nutty than just tea, citrus, and spice at first, this blend threads the needle with ease. Traditional red leaf tobacco tastes on the outside, and a far more creamy, nougat and vanilla-filled center underneath, every pull, retrohale, exhale, and aftertaste within this cigar is pure smoking bliss. 

The Caldwell Lost and Found "Just the Tip" cigar is made in the Dominican Republic at Tabacalera William Ventura factory. Rolled using a zesty Habano wrapper over a Sumatran binder and filled with a balanced mix of Dominican tobaccos, the result is a medium smoke with notes of oak, sun-grown leaf, cream, and graham cracker. 

The T. is a collaborative creation between Caldwell, A.J. Fernandez, and Matt Booth. The "T." stands for any word beginning with the letter "T" that is not, and will never be, trademarked within the tobacco industry or elsewhere.

Similar to the original, The T. Connecticut features a well-balanced blend of Nicaraguan binder and filler, but replaces the Mexican San Andres wrapper with an Ecuadorian Connecticut. The result is a medium-bodied cigar offering flavors of toasted cocoa, vibrant spice, and a touch of nuttiness. Pictured here in the Lonsdale size.

Tasting Notes:

This Dominican puro cigar is fit for a king. With notes of cedar, earth, maple syrup and spice, this flavor packed cigar is one that can be enjoyed by any palate. Caldwell releases cigars in small batches, but this balancing act is one for the ages.

Crafted at Tabacalera William Ventura in the Dominican Republic, the Blind Man’s Bluff Maduro Robusto delivers bold, rich flavor in a perfectly balanced medium-to-full-bodied smoke. Wrapped in a dark and oily Pennsylvania Broadleaf Maduro, with a Sumatran binder and Dominican fillers, this cigar offers notes of earth, pepper, dark chocolate, and a touch of molasses.

Smooth draw, excellent construction, and full of character — this robusto is a must-try for Maduro lovers and Caldwell fans alike.

Long Live The Queen is a truly outstanding blend featuring a Cameroon wrapper. It is the perfect compliment to Long Live The King. This cigar is incredibly full in flavor with a good amount of spice, yet refined and balanced. Made in the Dominican Republic, Long Live the Queen is rolled at the El Maestro factory, a smaller factory owned by William Ventura. It’s a four-country blend consisting of a reddish-brown Cameroon cover leaf, a Sumatra binder grown in Indonesia and a mix of Dominican and Nicaraguan fillers.

Caldwell’s The T stands for “The Truth” and is the result of an awesome collaboration of Matt Booth from Room 101, Robert Caldwell from Caldwell Cigar Co., and Abdel Fernandez from AJ Fernandez Cigar Company.

With leaf from AJ Fernandez's well-known Nicaraguan farms and a dark Maduro wrapper covering the bold binder, this box-pressed blend boasts a robust, rich, medium-to-full-bodied flavor profile.

Paradise Lost is an aged blend created by Robert Caldwell in collaboration with Room101 founder Matt Booth. It includes filler tobaccos from Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic, a Dominican binder, and a San Andres Maduro wrapper. With flavors of milk, oak, pepper, and oats, this medium-bodied cigar is a perfectly balanced combination.

Rare as can be, and featuring higher primings off the tobacco plant, as well as a fair deal more age, the 10th Anniversary version of Pepper Cream Soda by Caldwell Cigar Co. is one of those obscure stogies that collectors and boutique blend snobs seek out. 

Since the ingredients are the exact same as the regular version of Pepper Cream Soda, one can expect an oily, Ecuador-born arapiraca wrapper, a piloto binder, and then more of the same piloto strain inside, along with some Cuban-seed Havana Vuelta Abajo (HVA) and a pinch of habano.

Additional exposure to sunlight tends to not only make higher primings off a tobacco plant more intense, but more resinous and oily as well, so those looking for a more aromatic, deeper layered version of the normal blend need look no further.

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.