The Casdagli Basilica gets its name from the massive canon used by the Ottomans during the siege of Constantinople in the 15th century. The foot of the Basilica is shaped to resemble a canon when fired. This unique foot design also serves as way to ease the smoker into the Basilica's full-bodied flavors. The Casdagli Basilica is available in two blends. The Basilica "A" is blended with the prized Bonao leaf. The Basilica "C" uses a blend composed of up to 7 distinct tobaccos. Both blends were specially selected by Hendrik Kelner Jr. of the famous Kelner family of Master Blenders at the KBF factory, which is located in the Dominican Republic.

The Casdagli Brothers of the Sabre cigar line was inspired by the generals who valiantly served under Napolean Bonaparte. Besides being fearless leaders and known for wielding their sabers in battle, the generals were fond of cigars. The blend and flavor profile for the cigars were meticulously crafted to capture the leadership and fighting spirit of these military leaders. The cigars are masterfully hand crafted at the Kelner Boutique Factory in the Dominican Republic.

The Casdagli Cabinet Selection is a Dominican puro in every sense of the word. Blended exclusively for Casdagli by Hendrik Kelner Jr. of the famous Kelner family of Master Blenders at the KBF factory, the Cabinet Select features a natural Dominican Cotui wrapper that is grown by Kelner Jr.'s sister Monika. The Cotui wrapper envelopes a Dominican binder and filler. The Casdagli Cabinet Selection is a mild-strength stick that makes the perfect companion to a great cup of coffee.

Casdagli Cigars created the Club Mareva cigar in celebration of its partnership with Cigar Club Mareva in Split, Croatia, which hosts the annual Cigar Smoking World Championship. A medium-strength cigar, Club Mareva features a natural Brazilian wrapper that expertly shrouds a binder and filler from the Dominican Republic. The Club Mareva's blend was specially selected by Hendrik Kelner Jr. of the famous Kelner family of Master Blenders at the KBF factory, which is located in Santiago, Dominican Republic.

Jeremy Casdagli, the founder of Casdagli cigars wanted to create a cigar line that paid tribute to his grandfather’s accomplishments as an artist and his military service during WWII. The Casdagli Cypher 3311 cigar line accomplishes both goals. While serving, his grandfather Major A.T. Casdagli was captured by Germans and placed in a prisoner of war camp, where he spent four years. The “3311” in the line’s name refers to the Major’s POW number. To keep his spirits up as well as those of his fellow prisoners, the Major embroidered hidden messages in patches he created by using Morse Code. Two of his most famous messages were “God save the King” and “F-Hitler.” The cigars in the Cypher 3311 line is composed of different blends using rare tobaccos, and each line comes with its own unique back story. Only 4,000 cigars will be made for each release in the lines. The cigars are handmade at the IGM Cigars Factory in Costa Rica.

The Casdagli D’Boiss cigar brand was crafted to celebrate the opening of the Casdagli Cigars Lounge at the D’Boiss Club Bespoke in Tallinn, Estonia. The cigar uses a unique blend of undisclosed tobaccos cloaked by a delicious Ecuadorian claro wrapper. When lit, the cigar offers a smooth smoking experience that is reminiscent of relaxing days spent on the beach on an exotic Caribbean island. The cigars are handmade in Costa Rica.

In the early 19th century, the predecessors of Jeremy Casdagli, the founder of Casdagli Cigars, were well-known traders and breeders of fine Arabian horses. To honor his family's heritage, Casdagli created the Daughters of the Wind, which is the title of an Arabian poem that was inspired by the beauty of Bedouin horses. The Casdagli Daughters of the Wind is a full-strength cigar with a natural Ecuadorian wrapper, a Nicaraguan binder, and filler tobaccos from Peru and Nicaragua. The Daughters of the Wind is full-bodied cigar that offers sweet and spicy notes.

The CasdagliTraditional was created as an homage to Carlos Valdez Mosquera, a master Cuban cigar crafters who rolled Bespoke's cigars in the '90s. After Carlos retired, Casdagli had the cigar made at the famed KBF factory where Hendrik Kelner Jr was able to reproduce the original blend without fail. A mild cigar, the Casdagli Traditional produces a full-bodied smoking experience.

Jeremy Nicholas Casdagli is the founder and owner of Casdagli cigars. He created the Villa Casdagli as a tribute to his family residence, Villa Casdagli, which is in Cairo, Egypt. The Villa was a lavish home that was built in the early 1900s. The Villa serves as an inspiration for Casdagli’s line of premium cigars. The Villa Casdagli cigar features a rustic, warm brown Ecuadorian wrapper and binder that houses a specially curated blend of premium tobaccos from Peru, Nicaragua, Ecuador, and the Dominican Republic. This four-nation blend offers a flavorful, full-bodied smoking indulgence. The cigars are handmade in Costa Rica.