Small Cigars

The Deadwood Dominicana is a vibrant, flavor-packed addition to Drew Estate’s famed Deadwood Tobacco Co. collection, and its sweetened cap is a defining feature of the journey. From the first draw, that sugar-kissed cap instantly awakens the palate, laying down a playful layer of sweetness that weaves in and out of the smoke. As the cigar burns, the mellow-to-medium-bodied blend of Dominican Criollo ’98, Mexican San Andrés binder, and Ecuadorian Connecticut Shade wrapper unfolds with rich notes of honey, creamy cocoa, hay, and a buttery smooth finish. These puritos pack the same sweet flavor as your standard Deadwood Dominicana, and can be enjoyed in just 15-20 minutes.

This medium-strength cigar with a savory sweet-tip is accompanied by delicious notes of tobacco, spice, and an overall creaminess. Its Dominican Republic Piloto Cubano and Criollo ’98 long-filler leaves are cloaked by an Ecuadorian Connecticut Shade binder and Dominican wrapper. These at Jose “Jochy” Blanco’s Tabacalera Palma factory in the Dominican Republic. Only the cap of the Rough Rider Sweets Maduro is sweetened. The rest of the cigar is not flavored, which lets the smoker enjoy the tobacco’s natural flavors and aromas.

This medium bodied smoke offers notes of dark tobacco, spicy and cedar. It is a Nicaraguan puro with a reddish Colorado maduro wrapper. Handmade in Nicaragua. The Oliva Serie O takes a traditional Cuban approach in that it uses the same Habano seeds but grown in different regions of Nicaragua (Esteli, Condega, and Jalapa Valley), which gives the cigar its distinct flavor and aroma. The Oliva Serie O blend received an 92 rating from Cigar Insider, and these tinned petites are a great way to enjoy the renowned flavor without sacrificing too much of your day.

A toasty, sweet medium-bodied cigar with a creamy profile and hints of spicy, cedar, and coffee. Its African Cameroon wrapper cloaks a Nicaraguan binder and filler. Handmade in Nicaragua. The Oliva Serie G provides a palate pleasing smoking experience at an appealing price.

Named after the creators of humanity in Sumerian mythology, the Anunnaki this line is blended by bona fide legend of the game, Eladio Diaz. The newest vitola is the Corona Fina, a petit corona vitola that will be packaged and sold in five-count tins. The blend is the same as the original Anunnaki blend featuring a Dominican wrapper over a Mexican San Andres binder and Dominican fillers. Smooth and satisfying, these tins are the perfect size to provide a much need break from your day without stealing too much time.

This full-bodied cigar offers notes of leather, earth, and black pepper for a hearty smoking experience. Its Brazilian maduro wrapper covers a Criollo binder and a Dominican and Nicaraguan filler. Handmade in the Dominican Republic, the Gurkha Ghost is a fan favorite among Ghurkha cigars smokers.

Bright citrus, sweet spice, and a touch of smokiness define the Toscanello Aroma Limoncello, delivering a lively, aromatic profile with a refreshing, slightly sweet-and-sour edge. Medium in strength, it offers a flavorful, compact smoke perfect for any time of day. Originally a European Market exclusive, the good people at Avanti have released this to the U.S. Market due to high demand. Crafted in Italy and blended with aged, fermented Kentucky fire-cured tobacco, this convenient cigarillo is infused to capture the essence of classic limoncello liqueur any time of day. Limoncello brings a breezy, café-style experience in a short format, making it a standout option for those looking for something quick, easy, and sweet.

Cream, cedar, roasted nuts, and gentle spice define the Zino Honduras, an approachable medium-bodied cigar that brings a richer Honduran character to the modern Zino lineup. Smooth and balanced with a touch more depth than its Nicaraguan counterpart, it delivers an easygoing profile built for everyday smoking. Produced at the Camacho factory in Honduras for Zino, the blend features an Ecuadorian wrapper over Honduran tobaccos from Copán and the Jamastran Valley. While positioned as a follow-up to the Zino Nicaragua, the release reconnects the brand with its Honduran roots