Rare Cigars

A traditional medium-bodied smoke with a dark chocolatey flavor profile and a sweet honey and warm almond aroma. Its Ecuadorian Colorado maduro wrapper covers a binder and filler made of premium tobacco leaves of an undisclosed origin. The Casdagli Cypher 3311 Lorenz cigar is handmade at the IGM Cigars factory in Costa Rica. The cigar is named after the Lorenz, a highly secretive cypher machine used by Germans in WWII.

Dark chocolatey notes combine with a sweet honey and warm almond aroma to deliver a traditional, medium-bodied smoking indulgence. Its Ecuadorian Colorado maduro wrapper covers a binder and filler made of premium tobacco leaves of an undisclosed origin. The Casdagli Cypher 3311 Enigma cigar is handmade at the IGM Cigars factory in Costa Rica. During WWII, the German military used a super sophisticated encoding machine they named the Enigma.

From first light to last puff, this mild cigar delivers smooth creamy notes of almonds, and baking spices with hints of pepper. Its silky Ecuadorian Habano Claro Colorado wrapper drapes a Costa Rican binder and filler leaves from the Dominican Republic, Peru, and a third undisclosed leaf. The Casdagli Cypher 3311 Colossus cigar is handmade at the IGM Cigars factory in Costa Rica. During WWII, the British had created a massive computer system they named Colossus. It was designed to help the Allies crack the Germans’ infamous “Lorenz” code. The cigar is named after this history-making endeavor as well as a reference to its vitola (size).

Notes of almonds, baking spices, and pepper harmoniously combine to offer a smooth creamy smoking experience for this medium-bodied cigar. Rich filler leaves from Peru, Dominican Republic and a third undisclosed origin are housed by a Costa Rican binder and covered by an Ecuadorian Habano Claro Colorado wrapper. The Casdagli Cypher 3311 Needle cigar is handmade at the IGM Cigars factory in Costa Rica. The cigar is named after the “needling” German soldiers received at the hands of Major A.T. Casdagli when he was a Prisoner of War during WWII. The major was the grandfather of Jeremy Casdagli, who is the owner of Casdagli cigars.

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.