Robusto

A well-balanced, medium to full-bodied cigar that delivers notes of spice, leather, pepper, and dark roasted coffee. Its Nicaraguan Jalapa maduro wrapper cloaks a binder and long-filler leaves from Nicaragua. The blend consist of carefully aged tobacco that comes from Nicaragua’s top tobacco growing regions. Handmade in Nicaragua.

A medium to full-bodied smoke with a creamy and sweetness profile accented by hints of spice and coffee. Its exquisite Ecuadorian Habano 2000 wrapper covers a Dominican Piloto Cubano binder and a Dominican Olor filler. The Platinum Nova Series 484 DR is a balanced smoke that appeals to the novice as well as veteran aficionados. Handmade in the Dominican Republic.

This bold yet silky smooth smoke offers mouthwatering notes of chocolate, coffee, and touches of spice. Its Ecuadorian Habano Colorado wrapper drapes a binder and filler made of Nicaraguan leaves. The Platinum Nova Series 484 Nicaragua provides a soothing smoking experience that will satisfy the palates of traditional and contemporary smokers. Handmade in Nicaragua.

This medium-bodied cigar has a deep creamy profile with notes of almonds, baking spices, and hints of pepper. Its smooth Ecuadorian wrapper drapes a Costa Rican binder and filler leaves from the Dominican Republic, Peru, and a third undisclosed leaf. The Casdagli Cypher 3311 Boniface cigar is handmade at the IGM Cigars factory in Costa Rica. The cigar is named after the code name "Boniface,” which was used by the British Intelligence as a cover name for the top secret code-breaking project "Ultra" during World War II.

A balanced, medium-strength cigar that delivers a satisfying smoking experience with notes of spice, sweetness, and hints of coffee. Its Ecuadorian Habano wrapper drapes a dual binder made of Ecuadorian and Costa Rican leaves. The filler is composed of top-shelf leaves from Costa Rica. The IGM 537 cigar is known for its complexity and highlighting the fine tobacco that is grown in Costa Rica. The cigars are handmade at the IGM Cigars factory in Costa Rica.