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Punch Chop Suey 7" * 37

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Long Panatela, Medium, Maduro, from Dominican Republic

	MSRP	OUR PRICE	YOU SAVE	SMOKE RINGS	AVAILABILITY	QUANTITY
Box of 25	$137.25	$122.95 FREE SHIPPING	$14.30	610	Backorder This Item Is Sold Out

Punch Diablo Diabolitos 4"3/16 * 36

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The Punch Diablo Diabolitos is a full-strength short panatela that is expertly handmade at the globally recognized AJ Fernandez Tabacalera Factory in Nicaragua. Its tasty Ecuadorian Sumatra-seed wrapper covers a USA Connecticut Broadleaf binder that has been aged for six years, and a filler made of Nicaraguan habano and Honduran tobaccos. The Diablo delivers a potent, full-bodied smoking experience that is nice and spicy.

	MSRP	OUR PRICE	YOU SAVE	SMOKE RINGS	AVAILABILITY	QUANTITY
Box of 30	$96.45	$73.00	$23.45	365	In Stock Ships 11/12
Tin of 6	$19.29	$17.40	$1.89	85	In Stock Ships 11/12

Excalibur Black Smalls Shorts 4" * 38

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The Excalibur Black Smalls Shorts is a full-strength cigarillo that is machine made in Honduras. Its chocolatey Brazilian maduro wrapper covers a Brazilian binder and a filler composed of tobaccos from Indonesia, Brazil, and the Dominican Republic. The Excalibur Black Smalls offers a potent, full-bodied smoking experience with not so subtle notes of spice. Sold in tins of 5.

	MSRP	OUR PRICE	YOU SAVE	SMOKE RINGS	AVAILABILITY	QUANTITY
Box of 50	$168.90	$129.95 FREE SHIPPING	$38.95	645	In Stock Ships 11/12
Tin of 5	$16.89	$15.25	$1.64	75	In Stock Ships 11/12

Davidoff Mini Cigarillos Club 4" * 23

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The Davidoff Mini Cigarillos Club is a mild stick that is machine made in the Dominican Republic. Its Sumatran wrapper covers a Brazilian binder and a filler composed of Indonesian and Brazilian tobacco. Right sized for when you want to take a short break from it all, this cigarillo delivers notes of sweetness with a touch of spice. Sold in tins of 10.

	MSRP	OUR PRICE	YOU SAVE	SMOKE RINGS	AVAILABILITY	QUANTITY
Pack of 50	$128.00	$95.95	$32.05	475	In Stock Ships 11/12
Tin of 10	$25.60	$23.05	$2.55	115	In Stock Ships 11/12

Tobacco Sheds: Vanishing Treasures in the Connecticut Valley

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Dale and Darcy Cahill's second book Tobacco Sheds: Vanishing Treasures of the Connecticut River Valley collects the oral history of tobacco workers in the Connecticut Valley. The book, full of gorgeous pictures, focuses on the people who work so hard to grow and cure some of the world’s most beautiful tobacco leaves. In recent years, over one thousand tobacco sheds have disappeared from the "Tobacco Valley." This important book systematically catalogues tobacco sheds from Putney, Vermont, to Portland, Connecticut, a span of just over one hundred miles. The photographs capture the beauty of these unique farm buildings and serve as a valuable record for these endangered barns. The text offers the agricultural history of each town, helping to connect sheds to their own unique region of New England. In addition, the book reinforces the need for preserving one of New England’s most unusual farm structures. Many sheds in the Connecticut River Valley are still used to dry tobacco leaves that will wrap some of the world’s most expensive cigars, but, sadly, some are being left to slowly deteriorate over time or are being torn down to make way for development. This book will be treasured by cigar smokers and architectural historians and preservationists alike.