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Rocky Patel has been the deserved recipient of a ton of awards and accolades from cigar critics over the years. One of his most popular offerings is the hearty, 91-rated Edge Sumatra. Nicaraguan long-fillers are snugly held together by an oily Ecuadorian Sumatra wrapper, for a spicy and woody finish to what is one of Rocky’s most flavorful cigars. This complex cigar is a must try for anyone that appreciates the unparalleled craftsmanship that Rocky Patel stands for. Strong and spicy, with wood and ground pepper notes.

A Nicaraguan binder and a very unique three country filler blend from Honduras,Nicaragua and Panama.The final result of these distinctive tobaccos and the extended aging is a cigar that produces a litany of flavors. The smoke is rich and silky smooth from the moment you put the flame to the foot of this cigar. The flavors from the smoke develop quickly into a marvelous complexity along with the Rocky Patel “signature creaminess” that have set his cigars apart from the premium cigar world in recent years. What makes this cigar stand out not only from the crowd of great premium cigars that are available today,

America is part of the now famous World series from CAO. This blend boldly showcases a four country long-filler mix of Dominican, Nicaraguan, Italian, and, you guessed it, American tobaccos. Expect a rich, chewy profile, loaded with cream and oaky nuances. The finish is short and sweet, but don’t be fooled — CAO America is a robust, medium to full-bodied beast.

America is part of the now famous World series from CAO. This blend boldly showcases a four country long-filler mix of Dominican, Nicaraguan, Italian, and, you guessed it, American tobaccos. Expect a rich, chewy profile, loaded with cream and oaky nuances. The finish is short and sweet, but don’t be fooled — CAO America is a robust, medium to full-bodied beast. A two-toned cigar rolled barber pole style in a light and dark wrapper… sweet and savory flavors come together in the form of roasted meat, sweet cedar, and chocolate.

The blend born of this collaboration starts with a toothy Ecuador Sumatra Oscuro wrapper, covering a lush Mexican San Andres binder and long-fillers from Honduras and Nicaragua. Pressed into a candy-bar box-press, these sticks offer near-perfect construction and an excellent draw, and medium to full-bodied notes of black pepper, coffee beans, and umami. The heritage, passion, and expertise involved in this collaboration simply can’t be beat, so grab a box today and see for yourself.

Bellas Artes Maduro is his most recent release and is a follow up to the Havana art inspired Bellas Artes original. Up top it applies a dark and oily Brazilian Mata Fina wrapper over a Mexican San Andres binder and a blend of aged Nicaraguan long-fillers grown on AJ’s farms in Esteli. Just like the original, each size is crafted into a slow burning box-pressed vitola. It’s full-bodied and rich with notes of chocolate, espresso and some sweet spice. These cigars are fantastic if you’re looking for something with some power, and the artwork on the box and bands is just as pleasing. Go for a box, you won’t regret it

AVO Domaine offers the same consistent quality from the Davidoff factory, rolled with dark Sun-grown Connecticut wrappers from Ecuador, Dominican long-fillers and binder. But the kicker is a fuller, more robust flavor than the regular line that’s potent but not overwhelming. With a smooth and effortless draw. Lighting up the AVO Domaine, you’ll find flavors of soft spices and an earthy core. It’s a complex blend that stays interesting down to the nub. If you haven’t tried AVO yet, Domaine offers the perfect chance to get on board. Earthy and well balanced. There are notes of orange peel and cumin… rich, smooth and elegant.

Asylum 13 Authentic Corojo takes a departure from the previous Asylum blend and ditches Nicaragua for Honduras. And it should come as no surprise – Christian Eiroa and family are well-known for their skilled use of the Honduran leaf, which is notoriously finicky and difficult to perfect. But on the Eiroa family farm in the Jamastran Valley in Honduras, the growers have managed to develop an exemplary product, which makes up the base for the newest addition to the Asylum family. This all-Honduran puro is legit….super legit. A corojo seed wrapper that’s free from vein or blemish is lain overtop a mix of Honduran long-fillers for a balanced, full-flavored experience from start to finish. A rich tobacco core is punctuated by notes of refreshing citrus for a taste that’s truly unique For those who want the richest, darkest experience from their cigars, the Nat Sherman Metropolitan Maduro is where you should be setting your sights. The bouquet off this one is present as soon as you open the box, and lighting up you’ll find the classic bold earth, chocolate, cedar, and pepper you know and love in a Maduro selection

Hand-crafted in the Oliva factory of Nicaragua, Cain is a powerful blend of patiently aged, triple-fermented tobaccos. Available in two varieties – a thick and leathery Habano and a dark, oily Maduro – Cain utilizes superior long-leaf ligeros from Nicaragua’s three major growing regions: Esteli, Condega, and Jalapa. The cigar is eventful and complex, delivering a full-bodied, full-flavored assortment of deep, hearty flavors in smooth fashion. Hearty spices mingle with a deep tobacco core and Cuban-esque qualities, smacking the palate with notes of earth and coffee along the way. The abundance of thicker ligero leaves provide a slower burn, allowing you to truly appreciate each long-lasting puff, as the cigar grows more intense in both flavor and strength toward the nub. This toothy torpedo wears an oily wrapper. It has a woody flavor, with leathery notes that turn sweet and floral before a tea note lingers on the finish.

The newer Cain ‘F’ is a bold new Nicaraguan blend, a stout addition to the family which delivers a full-throttle array of heady, satisfying flavors. Draped in a thick, dark brown Habano leaf and stuffed with an extra-generous dose of Nicaraguan ligeros, Cain ‘F’ is nothing if not full-bodied. Yet it’s unexpectedly smooth and balanced with a deep, rich flavor profile featuring notes of spices, earth, leather and coffee. Slow-burning, complex and robust, Cain ‘F’ sets a new benchmark in extra-full-bodied handmades. Solidly rolled with a dark, oily and attractive wrapper. The draw is bit firm, but instantly delivers rich, bold notes of leather and spice that intensify in both flavor and body.

Camacho has long been known for changing up the game. Their first innovation? Recreating Cuban growing conditions on non-Cuban soils. That smooth, bold flavor profile provided by their Cuban-esque tobaccos is what made the original Camacho blends so popular. And now, they’ve pushed the envelope again by box-pressing their most popular selections. Enter Camacho Corojo BXP: a bolder, edgier take on the 90-rated classic. An everyday treasure that’s crafted with the true aficionado in mind. Made with a super high-grade, fifth priming Corojo wrapper leaf, this cigar impresses from the first glance. The blend here is the same as the OG Corojo, with a slight addition of Broadleaf in the filler toabccos, plus the addition of the soft-pressing, of course. Sweet wood, cedar, walnuts, leather, and a nice hit of black pepper coat the palate on every puff down to the cool nub.

Punch cigars have been produced in Honduras since their inception in 1960, but when it came time to blend a new, bolder Punch, they turned to none other than AJ Fernandez in Esteli, NicaraguaGood news! Punch Diablo has earned an awesome 93-point rating from the critics, noting: Every puff of this dark cigar gives the sensation of biting into a piece of chocolate fudge, studded with nuts, espresso beans and toasted coconut. Hints of caramel and earth make this smoke a sublimely rich experience.

Don ‘Pepin’ Garcia is currently making some of the world’s finest cigars. More often than not, the name Tatuaje comes to mind immediately upon hearing his name. This is just one of his masterpieces which are known to rival the flavor, character and experience of your finest Cuban cigars.
The aroma is earthy and spicy, complementing the rich, leathery flavors perfectly.

Made with African Cameroon, Connecticut Shade, or Ecuador Sungrown wrappers, Arturo Fuente cigars are well-made, mellow to medium in body, and beautifully constructed. Looks, personality, dependability….if only they could cook your dinner, you wouldn’t need much else in this world. If you need a size recommendation, the Arturo Fuente 858 has been one of the best-selling options for years. Dark chocolate and licorice notes… it’s balanced by a medium-bodied base of almonds and wood.
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