Featured Cigars - March 2018

Even though you probably have never heard of Cabaiguan, this gem is from the infamous minds behind the incredibly high-rated Tatuaje: Don ‘Pepin’ Garcia and Pete Johnson. Handcrafted at Don ‘Pepin’ Garcia’s My Father Cigars factory in Nicaragua, this smoke is named after a city in northern Sancti Spírites province in Central Cuba, which is home to some of the most knowledgeable cigar men in the country. Tough to say but easy to burn, this...

For over 20 years now, Perdomo has been known for their true and pure Nicaraguan cigars and have set the standards for Nicaraguan handmades as well as high-end super premiums. Each Perdomo cigar goes through strict quality control and uses top notch Nicaraguan tobacco; the results are always full-flavored and second to none. Created to commemorate Perdomo’s 20th Anniversary, this Nicaraguan puro is definitely one for the books. Each handmade...

One of Ray Lewis’s favorite pastimes off the field includes smoking fine cigars and that only broadened when he met Rocky Patel at BURN by Rocky Patel in 2013, and despite Rocky’s allegiance to the Green Bay Packers, the two hit it off right away. The resulting stogie features a stunning chocolate brown Ecuadorian Habano wrapper and two binders – one Brazilian and one Mexican, and is chocked full of Nicaraguan and Honduran long-fillers. Unlike...

CAO went back to the basin, the Amazon basin to be exact. The CAO Amazon Basin series is of the most popular new cigars to come out of CAO in years, so it was only a matter of time before a follow up hit the scene. With that said, we would like to introduce the second installment of the soon to be trilogy, the CAO Fuma Em Corda. This powerhouse starts with a Honduran Colorado wrapper that secures a feisty Cameroon binder and finishes with...

Named after Shakespeare’s literary masterpiece, Romeo y Julieta has been around for about 143 years with its start in Cuba in 1875. After becoming incredibly popular during the 20th century, they moved to the Dominican Republic due to the Cuban Embargo. Even though most of Romeo y Julieta cigars are still made at the Tabacalera de García factory in the Dominican Republic, some, like the Romeo y Julieta Reserve, are made across the Caribbean Sea...

You may not have heard of Cuban master cigar maker Tony Alvarez but you once you have one of his cigars, you know that he is an expert. In Cuba, he grew and rolled tobacco for the likes of Cohiba, Romeo y Julieta, and even Montecristo but eventually fled Cuba and ended up in Miami. Over the years, he ran his own business, but after selling interest in his company he headed down to Nicaragua and opened a small factory. Today, all of his cigars...

La Herencia Cubana is Spanish for "Cuban heritage." This smoke is another product of cigar maker AJ Fernandez, maker of a few Padilla and Rocky Patel lines, plus the exquisite Man O' War blend, so you know you're in for another special smoke. With its seamless appearance and its oily, slightly toothy, leathery texture, the Ecuadorian Sumatra-seed wrapper is positively sultry. Take a whiff of its nice pre-light aroma for a preview of the fillers...

Tony Borhani, founder of Bahia cigars, takes his business seriously. In a personal quest for stogie knowledge, he spent three years exploring cigar territory in Central and South America. He met growers, rollers and master blenders, studying their methods and styles. To this day, he constantly combines his knowledge of traditional production techniques with new ideas and secret methods that extend the art of processing, curing, aging and rolling...

Originally debuting in 2007, El Centurion was a limited edition cigar that was available in just three sizes with only 850 cigars made of each. Selling out quick, many consumers begged for more and Don Pepin answered by bringing it back and making it here to stay! If you’ve had this smoke before, you may notice that the cigar itself is slightly different but overall the cigar stays true to the original. Starting from the inside out, this...