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Les Deplorables
A medium-bodied Nicaraguan blend, you can expect it to have notes of oak with a touch of sweetness.
A medium-bodied Nicaraguan blend, you can expect it to have notes of oak with a touch of sweetness.
Starting at: $38.00
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DBL Habano El Rey
Released in honor of Francisco Almonte’s (owner and president of DBL Cigars) father success in the cigar industry. This cigar has an Ecuadorian Habano wrapper, Dominican binder , long-filler from Nicaragua and the Dominican, Notes of spice, sweetness and
Released in honor of Francisco Almonte’s (owner and president of DBL Cigars) father success in the cigar industry. This cigar has an Ecuadorian Habano wrapper, Dominican binder , long-filler from Nicaragua and the Dominican, Notes of spice, sweetness and
Starting at: $22.50
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Gilberto Oliva Reserva
A deliciously bold blend from the Oliva Factory. A Indonesian Sumatra wrapper masks a mellow blend of Nicaraguan long leaves and an Ecuadorian binder. Together, expect smooth yet hearty notes of earth and spice throughout. Medium.
A deliciously bold blend from the Oliva Factory. A Indonesian Sumatra wrapper masks a mellow blend of Nicaraguan long leaves and an Ecuadorian binder. Together, expect smooth yet hearty notes of earth and spice throughout. Medium.
Starting at: $25.00
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Gilberto Oliva Reserva Blanc
If you're a fan of Oliva cigars, this is a must have. An Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper masks a mellow blend of Nicaraguan long leaves and an Ecuadorian binder. Smooth, creamy and flavorful with notes of earth throughout. Mild to medium.
If you're a fan of Oliva cigars, this is a must have. An Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper masks a mellow blend of Nicaraguan long leaves and an Ecuadorian binder. Smooth, creamy and flavorful with notes of earth throughout. Mild to medium.
Starting at: $25.00
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A wise scholar once said, "A good cigar is like a beautiful chick with a great body who also knows the American League box scores." Or that may have been Klinger from MASH. Either way, he's right.