Tasting Notes:

When you light up this full-strength cigar, you'll be welcomed by the traditional notes of tobacco, pepper, and cedar. This Honduran puro is wrapped in a Corojo wrapper that keeps just premium tobaccos inside. It's expertly produced in Honduras and it definitely makes you think of the cigar crafting’s golden years.

Like the cowboys that smoke these sorts of sticks, the Corojo Limitada remains a straight-shooter; sticking with its guns and aiming for flavors of mixed herb tea and black tea, with white and green riding alongside. Citrus and spice give a tip of the hat as you exhale, with the nostrils detecting more honey, lemon, and ginger than star anise and peppercorn.

Rugged in appearance, yet refined in flavor and finish, each stick is draw tested, with long torpedo tips and closed feet being used across the board. Additionally, each tobacco leaf used in this blend is either double or triple-fermented, which helped land this smoke on Cigar Aficionado’s Top 25 list back in 2012. To this day this cigar remains a bestseller, and go-to corojo for those wanting something a little unruly, yet pleasantly plush and refined.

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.

Tasting Notes:

This gorgeously constructed cigar is as beautiful to look at as it is to smoke. This blend is rated 91 (the Churchill vitola is actually rated 96 by Cigar Aficionado), and for damn good reason. Tasty notes of chocolate, leather and spices make this cigar truly one to remember.

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.

Tasting Notes:

Another masterpiece by the Don "Pepin" Garcia brand. With layers of flavor rolled together, this cigar provides something for everyone. Some hefty pepper introduces itself in the first third, but fades to earthy and leathery flavors towards the midpoint of the cigar and beyond.

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. 

Tasting Notes:

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. 

The Island Jim Barber Pole #2 is a Honduran construction with a shaggy foot, two wrapper varieties, and a fantastic band. This cigar is designed as #2 because of the natural and corojo wrapper at the tapering top, like a pencil! It's a beautiful cigar to look at and it smokes really well. Oscar Valladares and Island Jim—yes, he is real—worked together to create the Island Jim range for a striking aesthetic appeal and smooth finish.

Only the best Nicaraguan and Honduran ligero filler was used to create the flawlessly constructed Comfortably Numb Vol. 2 by Espinosa Cigars. It features tastes of toast, red pepper, and cedar, and comes wrapped in a Corojo '99 ligero wrapper that is supposedly maduro-grade. Hand-rolled in Estelí, Nicaragua, this mind-bending blend produces a creamy and sweet tea-like aftertaste that is equal parts tangy citrus and earth at times, and leather and tannins the next. 

Rocky Patel's Meritage Blend is a superb small-batch blend of several extremely uncommon vintage tobaccos. For a full year, this release has been maturing in Rocky's aging room in the Honduran factory. A remarkable Nicaraguan Corojo wrapper, a Nicaraguan binder, and a very special three-country filler combination from Honduras, Nicaragua, and Panama compose this amazing blend. This is a cigar that delivers a great variety of flavors as a result of the unique tobacco combination and the prolonged aging process. From the minute you light the cigar to end, the smoke is rich and smooth.

In this collaboration between Warped Cigars and Aganorsa Leaf, one can expect subtle but balanced notes of tree nuts, cedar, sweet cream, and those traditional corojo tea, citrus, and spice tastes we all adore.

Ernesto Carrillo and Rick Rodriguez, two exceptional cigar blenders, worked together to create this unique mix: the West Tampa Circle of Life cigar.

The blend consists of an Ecuadorian Sumatra binder, an Ecuadorian Habano Oscuro wrapper, and a filler made of tobacco from the Jalapa, Condega, and Estelí regions of Nicaragua along with some Dominican Corojo 99.

Rodriguez, who was trained by Ernesto Perez-Carrillo during his time at General Cigar Co., has often cited him as one of his key mentors and teachers. This collaboration is a way to connect with his roots and lay another brick for the future of the brand.

Main notes: Vanilla, baking spice, cedar, cashew, and finishing off with some roasted coffee.

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The maduro option of the original Reserva Limitada, this deep chocolate wrapper holds back notes of fudge, vanilla, nuts and rounds off with a smooth earthiness to finish this magnificent smoke.

The state bird of Arizona was the inspiration to name this cigar. The Cactus Wren features a blend of Corojo, Criollo 98, and Olor fillers, a Mexican San Andres wrapper, and a Cuban seed Dominican binder. This combination produces a smooth and gratifying smoke with rich earthy, spicy, and sweet notes that will make you want to enjoy it more than once. 

This cigar is a medium-strong, full-bodied cigar with a seductive spicy kick that brings out an intense richness of flavors. Its exquisite Ecuadorian Corojo maduro wrapper conceals a superb Nicaraguan tobacco binder and filler. The cigar's outstanding wrapper was matured for two years before it was rolled, to improve its flavor profile. Nicaraguan artisans have created these cigars by hand. 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.

The Alec Bradley brand revisits the post-embargo concept from a fresh perspective with this outstanding smoke.

The medium-bodied, polished, and complex Post Embargo Blend Code B15 celebrates how Alec Bradley has taken its rightful place on the global stage. The most recent addition to the series has a dual binder with Corojo leaves from Jamastran and Criollo from Trojes, as well as a Honduran Criollo wrapper from the Trojes region. Its filler combines Honduran Jamastran Corojo, Trojes Criollo, and Nicaraguan Criollo from Jalapa. This new combination gives the cigar a new look, with bands that embrace a Modernist color scheme and style.

A strikingly strong, but ultra smooth smoke with distinct earth, leather, spice, and black pepper overtones. Its Nicaraguan Corojo binder and Criollo '98 tobacco filler are encased in a heavily fermented Colorado-colored Habano Oscuro wrapper. Renowned cigar maker AJ Fernandez helped create this blend for Artesano del Tobacco, and it is handcrafted 100% as a Nicaraguan puro.  

To create the smooth, distinctive flavor profile of the 1502 Emerald, heavily aged tobacco leaves had to be meticulously chosen. What resulted was a cigar with a delicious, light-tan wrapper made from Nicaraguan Corojo Habano seed tobacco layered atop a Nicaraguan binder and long-filler leaves from Mexico and Nicaragua. Milder-bodied, but far heavier in flavor, one can expect fruity notes and a soothing vanilla scent accompany the palate-pleasing sweetness. As with all of Global Premium Cigars' 1502 line, the Emerald is crafted by Plasencia Cigars down in Nicaragua.

The Arsenio cigar honors the late Arsenio Ramos, a longtime Aganorsa blender and a respected member of the tobacco business. The Aganorsa Arsenio, a limited-edition product, has two binders, a Corojo wrapper, and Nicaraguan fillers that are cultivated on Aganorsa's farms in Condega and Jalapa. It has a rich, well-balanced flavor profile and is medium-to-full-bodied. 

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.

Tasting Notes:

This cigar truly distinguishes itself. From its unique blend of flavors like anise, earth, and graham cracker, the Futuro lives up to its namesake. This is the cigar of the future.

The Aladino Corojo Reserva is a premium Honduran cigar crafted by the legendary Eiroa family, showcasing authentic Corojo tobacco grown at the JRE Tobacco Farm in Honduras. This refined blend delivers a medium to full-bodied smoking experience with rich notes of cedar, earth, natural sweetness, roasted nuts, and subtle spice throughout the burn. Built with exceptional construction and traditional Cuban-style craftsmanship, the Corojo Reserva offers outstanding balance, complexity, and smoothness from start to finish.

Designed for smokers who appreciate classic flavor profiles with added depth and elegance, the Aladino Corojo Reserva stands out as a more refined expression of the original Aladino Corojo line. Its clean draw, even burn, and rich aroma make it an excellent choice for both seasoned aficionados and anyone looking to experience authentic old-school Corojo character in a modern premium cigar.

Tasting Notes:

If you like peppery cigars, this is the one for you. Loads of baking spice and nutty flavors sit alongside splashes of white and black pepper, while a touch of espresso rounds out the finish of this spicy, yet super smooth cigar. 

Partagas de Bronce is a medium-full, ultra smooth smoke with a nutty, citrusy, herb tea flavor. This captivating Nicaraguan puro has a Colorado corojo-seed wrapper, and is rolled at internationally renowned cigar factory El Titan de Bronze down in Miami, Florida. Only 5,000 boxes of this blend were ever produced, with each box sporting the signature of the roller who made the cigars encapsulated inside. 

The Grand Architect is handmade in the Dominican Republic, and comes covered in a dark Nicaraguan corojo wrapper. Inside, a Nicaraguan binder, and a filler composed of Paraguayan tobacco, as well as ligero leaf from two top growing areas in Nicaragua.

La Aurora, the oldest cigar factory in the Dominican Republic established in 1903, is commemorating its 120th anniversary this year.

In honor of the occasion, they have introduced this limited edition, full-bodied cigar, which comes in a hinged, coffin-style cigar box inspired by the original La Aurora Preferidos that debuted back in 1903. This cigar pays tribute to the distinctive coffin of the first Preferidos #1.

This unique piece is only made from Dominican tobacco and uses a habano 92 wrapper over corojo, olor and piloto cubano fillers. This is an incredibly special cigar produced by the knowledge, passion, creativity, and desire for excellence found in every single member of the La Aurora family. It's the most solemn way to celebrate the 120th Anniversary of this brand. 

The Valentino Siesto Robusto Connecticut is a rare PCA-exclusive cigar crafted at Tabacalera El Hoyito in the Dominican Republic. It showcases an elegant Ecuadorian Connecticut-seed wrapper over a Dominican olor binder, with a filler composed of Dominican corojo, piloto, and a special varietal—all aged for an impressive 10 years. This meticulous aging delivers a refined medium-bodied profile that is smooth, balanced, and layered with subtle complexity.

Released at the 2025 PCA Trade Show in New Orleans, this cigar marks Valentino Siesto’s very first PCA-exclusive offering. Production is extremely limited, with only 100 boxes of 10 cigars produced, making it a true collector’s item. The Robusto Connecticut combines patience, craftsmanship, and exclusivity in every draw—perfect for aficionados seeking something both rare and memorable.