Tobacco
MONTECRISTO OPEN-...
The Montecristo Open Junior Cigar was released in 2009 alongside three other sizes as part of the Open Series from Montecristo. This series was invented to accommodate a new generation of cigar smokers – those who enjoyed a more casual smoke. The Open Junior has the smallest vitola in the series. The tobacco blend is perfect for the more casual smoker – as it provides a medium-full flavour. You’ll find woody aromas whilst puffing on this Cuban cigar.
MONTECRISTO PETIT...
The Montecristo Petit Edmundo is a full bodied petit robusto. Same ring gauge as its big brother the Edmundo but the tobacco leaves used are different. The whole Montecristo taste and experience in a short sized smoke.This cigar is a must have for those who enjoy the short and stout vitolas.
PARTAGAS SERIE D...
The Partagás Serie D No.5 was first introduced as a Habanos limited edition in 2008. Partagás have since made it a member of regular production. This Cuban cigar sports a Robusto vitola and is recognised as the smaller sibling to the Partagás Serie D No.4. Very typical of the Partagás brand, this smoke has deep, earthy notes complemented by the spicier tones you'll find within this tobacco blend.
TRINIDAD VIGIA...
The Trinidad Vigia has the biggest vitola ring gauge among Trinidads other vitolas, and with its short length, the brand offers a cigar that is ideal for modern smokers.R440 Powerful cigar, with lots of woody, spicy flavors. Good potential for aging. Despite being a young cigar, it has a great potential for aging.This cigar is a pretty complex smoke for experienced smokers.
Montecristo Petit...
The Montecristo Petit No.2 is all you expect from a Montecristo No.2 in a shorter smoke.Very flavorful, creamy with a perfect construction. Being still a young cigar, it has a great potential for aging.This cigar simply delivers a shorter Montecristo No.2 experience at a lesser cost.
MONTECRISTO...
Montecristo Dantes Cigar was selected by Habanos as one of his limited edition cigars for 2016. Dantes provides a full-bodied smoke, with notes of cedar and pepper. Delicious honey and chocolate flavors, some of the best tobacco leaves on Isla Grande are found inside this smoke. This cigar is known to show fantastic aging potential. A fantastic mix of flavors.
SAN CRISTOBAL EL...
The San Cristobal de la Habana El Principe is a good short smoke to have when the time is of the essence and still enjoying the same flavor profile. This cigar can hold its own against a Partagas Shorts or a Montecristo No. 5. A great example of what a great petit corona can be. This cigar is a great digestive after a rich meal.
R. Y JULIETA...
The last Romeo and Juliet Limited Edition is the Capulets with special production and marketing characteristics, called outstanding. It was launched in Italy on September 21, 2016, and other markets began selling the tobacco later that week. While the Limited Editions are, as the name implies, limited, production figures are not released.
PARTAGAS MADURO...
Partagas Maduro No.3, Maduro's long-awaited series is finally - A La Casa Del Habanos Exclusive. A pure full flavor with lots of cream, woodiness, has a great construction and no bitterness. A large half-complete body smoke that should match your coffee after dinner. Don't miss this beautiful smoke that's ready to smoke right away
COHIBA BEHIK 56 N-10
Cohiba Behike BHK 56 cigars come in double Robusto form. The exterior has an exquisite brown color and a smooth feel that showcases the premium workmanship of the El Laguito factory. The brand maintains the same quality standards since its birth in 1966. The strength is full and the base aroma is wood. The cigar's undertone palette features cedar and hints of spice. The first smoke has a natural tobacco flavor mixed with wood and the second and third parts go on the cedar and creamy side of the aroma. They are excellent and pleasant for all smokers.
JOSE L. PIEDRA...
The Cigarro José L. Piedra Brevas offers fans affordable smoke, while offering great quality. It provides a half-full-bodied smoke, as you would expect from Jose L. Piedra.