Tasting Notes:

The perfect flavor-packed mild cigar. On the prelight, one could taste some sweet hay and woody earthiness. Upon lighting, there are notes of cedar and creaminess. Throughout the cigar, there could be notes of pepper, grassiness, citrus, and some sweet molasses.

Bold cinnamon and cocoa flavors take center stage in this stick, and lingering notes of wood move their way throughout in the background as the cigar wraps up the flavor profile with a citrusy touch in the finish.

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As the first Cameroon wrapped cigar that AJ Fernandez has produced, this medium smoke definitely does not disappoint. Brimming with notes of sweet tobacco, nuts, and spices, this 90+ rated blend is artfully done in every way.

Experience the unique character of Honduran-grown Cameroon tobacco in this bold “Gorbusto” vitola. Crafted by JRE Tobacco Co., this limited-edition 4½ x 60 cigar delivers a slow-burning, medium-bodied smoking experience that highlights the smooth and richly textured qualities of Cameroon wrapper. Originally reserved for attendees of JRE’s farm experience, this inaugural release marks the start of a yearly Camp Aladino series that celebrates craftsmanship and exclusivity.

The CAO Flathead V554 is a former #3 Cigar of the Year title holder, and is handcrafted in Nicaragua in box-pressed form. Pin-up girls and hot rods serve as the inspiration for this smoke, and each stick is hand-shaped to deliver a striking flat top. Featuring a brawny broadleaf maduro wrapper and a significant amount of Nicaraguan and Dominican ligero leaf, the result is a very robust cigar flavor profile that is backed by medium-grade strength.

Lauded for being the first mass-produced, hand-rolled bourbon barrel-aged premium cigar blend on the planet, the Perdomo Reserve 10th Anniversary Champagne is an OG smoke that keeps on delivering the goods. Blended with 6-year-aged Cuban-seed Nicaraguan tobaccos inside, and cloaked in a Connecticut Shade wrapper that has been aged in bourbon barrels for eight months, this mild-medium cigar delivers creamy smoking every time.

Biscuits baking in the oven, and a pot of warm honey sitting on the stove, a flurry of kitchen activities begin to take place, with buttered popcorn, and a saltier and chewier finish that features sappy cedar notes and loads of sweet cream. All together, this makes for a modern smoking marvel that dishes out a ton of flavor.

The strong blend of Esteban Carreras Cashmere Cigars has an Ecuadorian Connecticut shade wrapper and produces a medium-to-full-bodied smoke. Don't let the cigar's wrapper fool you; the blend's all-Nicaraguan core offers an adequate amount of power along with rich notes of cedar, leather, and spice that end in a smooth, fragrant finish not commonly found on Connecticut seed wrappers. Therefore, this is guaranteed to be exactly up your alley if you enjoy the flavor profile of Connecticut Shade but want a cigar with a fair bit of body. 

Strength meets stealth, in an enigma meant to unravel. How could something so smooth be born of such raw power? A robust puro from Nicaragua encased in an oily, heavily fermented habano leaf. Shrouded in creaminess, its clawed foot and coiled tail honor its namesake: The Mighty Chupacabra. A beast of a medium-full smoke, this one comes loaded with roasted chili pepper and creamy almonds, caramelized sugars, and a burn that is borderline unbeatable.

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Diesel's collaboration with Rabbit Hole Distillery is a pleasing cigar that has had its tobacco aged in wooden barrels that once held Rabbit Hole bourbon. Pre-light notes might include caramel and black pepper. Once lit, one could find flavors of cinnamon, oak and vanilla.

The Ferio Tego Generoso 2024 is a beautifully balanced premium cigar that showcases the brand's signature elegance and complexity. Its refined blend delivers rich notes of cedar, toasted nuts, espresso, and earth, complemented by subtle sweetness and gentle spice for a layered and satisfying smoking experience.

At 6" × 50, the Generoso offers an ideal format for enjoying its evolving character from start to finish. Medium-bodied and impeccably constructed, it develops a smooth, flavorful profile with a lingering finish, making it an excellent choice for both everyday enjoyment and special occasions.

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From the industry giant, Cohiba, comes this smooth, medium bodied cigar. Boasting mostly sweet notes of caramel, cinnamon, and cocoa, this lighter wrapper is anything but subtle. 

This cigar is flavor-packed, incredibly refined, and intended to appease almost any palate. Medium all the way around, the smoke from this blend produces layered, perfectly timed notes of apple cider, baking spice, and Honduran soil. Expect a stellar burn from start to finish with this one, and a hint of toast, nuts, and cedar, along with a craving for another one of these "timeless" blends as soon as possible.

AJ Fernandez's Dorado farm in Estelí, produces almost all of the ingredients for this Nicaraguan puro blend. Made up of a Criollo binder and a Cuban-seed wrapper that are both cultivated on this estate and loaded with all AJ Fernandez long-fillers, this is one golden smoking experience you can't afford to miss. 

Tasting Notes: Expect layers of caramel, orange peel, almonds, earth, leather, and espresso in each puff. A very rich and flavorful composition that is borderline full.

The Joya de Nicaragua Número Uno L'Attaché is an elegant, luxurious cigar originally crafted as an exclusive gift for diplomats visiting Nicaragua. Wrapped in a flawless Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper, it delivers a refined profile of cream, cedar, toasted almonds, and subtle baking spices, accented by delicate floral notes and a hint of sweetness throughout the smoke.

Blended with aged Nicaraguan tobaccos, the Número Uno L'Attaché offers exceptional balance, impeccable construction, and a silky-smooth finish. Its medium-bodied character and sophisticated complexity make it a standout choice for special occasions or anyone seeking a premium Connecticut smoking experience.

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.

The Joya de Nicaragua Antaño CT Toro offers a refined take on the legendary Antaño line, delivering exceptional balance and complexity in every draw. Wrapped in a silky Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper, this Toro combines creamy notes of cedar, toasted nuts, and sweet cream with subtle hints of white pepper for a smooth yet flavorful smoking experience.

Don't let the Connecticut wrapper fool you—this cigar still carries the signature richness Joya de Nicaragua is known for. Its Nicaraguan core provides satisfying depth, a medium-full body, and a long, clean finish, making it an excellent choice for both Connecticut lovers and smokers looking for a more approachable Antaño blend.

The Joya de Nicaragua Joya Cabinetta Toro is a distinctive, medium-bodied cigar that showcases an eye-catching two-tone wrapper and a beautifully balanced flavor profile. Featuring a smooth Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper on the body and a darker Nicaraguan Criollo wrapper around the head, it delivers creamy notes of cedar, toasted almonds, and sweet spice with a touch of natural pepper.

Crafted with premium Nicaraguan tobaccos, the Joya Cabinetta Toro offers a refined smoking experience that evolves throughout the burn. Its smooth complexity and balanced character make it an excellent choice for both newer smokers and seasoned enthusiasts looking for a flavorful yet approachable Nicaraguan cigar.

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.

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.

Experience the unique artistry of Cohiba Riviera, the only box-pressed cigar in the brand's collection. Riviera's medium-bodied blend of Nicaraguan and Honduran filler tobaccos come loaded inside a firmly pressed Connecticut binder out of Honduras, which is then cloaked in a San Andrés maduro wrapper, creating a luxurious and refined experience unlike anything else in the Cohiba portfolio.

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Mellow and smooth, this first Connecticut wrapped Cohiba is one you'll want to get your hands on. Notes of toast, tree nuts and sweet cream make this cigar a first of its kind.

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From the industry giant Cohiba, this excellent cigar, known as a "red dot" because of the markings on the band, has a medium-bodied flavor and a robust, smooth, and extraordinarily rich profile. The blend used in Cohiba premium cigars is produced by hand with a toothy Cameroon wrapper and an aged combination of Piloto Cubano tobaccos from the Dominican Republic.

Larger ring gauge cigars have surged in popularity over the years, so Raices Cubanas created a line that caters to this trend. Known as the "GRanD3" or "GRD3" for short, this medium-powered line focuses on three large sizes that feature an all-Honduran tobacco blend.

Featuring a more heavily aged, hazelnut brown natural wrapper from the Trojes growing region, and internals that hail from some of Honduras' top farming areas. While these big boys may look beefy, they are far more of a medium smoke than a strong one, with creamy cashew, milk cocoa, toasted toffee, and that traditional Honduran soil note all being primary players. A must-try for anyone wanting a larger cigar without all of the heavy-hitting intensity or strong aftertastes.

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This limited release rare perfecto shaped cigar is as its name states, a work of art. With the signature closed foot of the perfecto, it allows a more even, and smooth draw and burn throughout. One could notice flavors of wood, and sweet leather. With the production of this cigar limited to only the best rollers, and only 75 cigars a day, enjoy this cigar on a momentous occasion, or just to celebrate a great day. 

The Fuente Fuente Opus X Society Edición De La Sociedad is among the most exclusive and sought-after cigars in the world. This ultra-limited release (6¼" × 49) from the OpusX Society — a collaboration between designer Manny Iriarte and Carlito Fuente Jr. — features an undisclosed Dominican puro blend using the rarest tobaccos from the legendary Château de la Fuente estate. Presented in a Spanish cedar humidor box with certificate of authenticity, each cigar delivers a medium-to-full experience with layers of cocoa, cream, cedar, and raisin that evolve into oak, espresso, and aged leather. This is not just a cigar — it is a collectible work of art.