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La Aurora Corojo 1962
Made in the Dominican Republic with Corojo wrapper, Dominican and Nicaraguan filler held together by Sumatran binder. Notes of pepper and sweetness. Mild to Medium.
Made in the Dominican Republic with Corojo wrapper, Dominican and Nicaraguan filler held together by Sumatran binder. Notes of pepper and sweetness. Mild to Medium.
Starting at: $18.38
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La Aurora Connecticut 1987
Made in the Dominican Republic with a Connecticut wrapper, Peruvian, Dominican and Nicaraguan filler held together by a Cameroon binder. Notes of cocoa, cream and earth. Mild to Medium
Made in the Dominican Republic with a Connecticut wrapper, Peruvian, Dominican and Nicaraguan filler held together by a Cameroon binder. Notes of cocoa, cream and earth. Mild to Medium
Starting at: $18.38
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La Aurora Cazadores Claro
La Aurora Cazadores Claro is a value hound's dream. Featuring an Ecuadoran Connecticut Shade wrapper, Dominican long-fillers, and an Indonesian binder, these affordable smokes check all the right boxes. La Aurora Cazadores Claro are creamy, woody, and smo
La Aurora Cazadores Claro is a value hound's dream. Featuring an Ecuadoran Connecticut Shade wrapper, Dominican long-fillers, and an Indonesian binder, these affordable smokes check all the right boxes. La Aurora Cazadores Claro are creamy, woody, and smo
Starting at: $69.95
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My Father Connecticut
90-Rated. Nicaraguan Habano Criollo long-fillers with a Nicaraguan Corojo 99 binder all grown on the Garcias farm. Topped off with a Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper. Complex. Mild to medium in body.
90-Rated. Nicaraguan Habano Criollo long-fillers with a Nicaraguan Corojo 99 binder all grown on the Garcias farm. Topped off with a Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper. Complex. Mild to medium in body.
Starting at: $32.63
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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.