These machine-made Principes Chico flavoured cigars are manufactured from quality offcuts of La Aurora cigars and blend the best of both worlds: the tradition of the greatest tobacco and a modern process. La Aurora, the Dominican Republic's oldest cigar maker, has been producing cigars since 1903, and these Principes Chico were presented to the Dominican local market in the 1950s. The...

Cherry flavour; mild to medium strength; 4.5" (115mm) in length Ring Gauge: 30 Origin: Dominican Republic;

Length: 4 3/8". Ring gauge: 40. Strength: medium. Packaging: One Single Cigar Vitola: Reyes Smoking time: 20-30 minutes. Trinidad is named after the picturesque 16th-century city of La Santisima Trinidad (The Holy Trinity), a UNESCO World Heritage Site located on Cuba's south coast. Trinidad, as a Habano brand, dates back to...

Length:  5 1/16" Ring Gauge:  43<br...

Get ready for a rich, flavourful blend that finishes with a hint of coffee and flavours of cedar and dark chocolate. Those who enjoy Cavalier blends should definitely try this one! Format:...

Length : 4" Ring   Gauge : 40 Strength : Medium to Full <p style="font-family: Roboto, FreeSans, Arimo, 'Droid Sans', Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif; font-size: 16px; background-color:...

Explore the creativity and passion that go into making Kiskeya cigars. Cigars with a symphony of flavours and scents are made with premium tobacco that is hand-rolled with care from the heart of the Dominican Republic. Every Kiskeya cigar exemplifies the company's dedication to excellence and custom. Every stage of the process, from growing the tobacco leaves to sophisticated blending, is...

Length: 4 7/8" Ring Gauge: 50 Vitola: Robusto Wrapper: Cuban Binder: Cuban  Filler: Cuban Strength: 1/5 Mild Flavour Profile: Cedar, Creamy, Sweetness Paring: Aged Rum, Irish Whiskey, Tequila, Cognac/Brandy, Gin &amp; Tonic

Made by machine from 100% natural leaf, King Edward Imperial cigars offer a mellow, smooth flavour that appeals to all palates. His passion for cigars and the good life in general has earned him a position in tobacco history. He is named after King Edward VII, who replaced Queen Victoria, who disapproved of smoking.