Cariba little cigars with a mouthpiece are made from a mixture of pipe tobacco and tobacco leaves of cigar varieties grown in the Dominican Republic, Nicaragua and Brazil. The unique… Continue Reading
The Nobel Petit little cigars are well made and rolled tight and straight. A fine cigarillo with a wrapper from Sumatra, binder from Java and an insert from Brazil and… Continue Reading
Cigarillos have many differences from other tobacco products. They are considered to be something between a cigarette and a cigar. Some are not much different from cigarettes in shape, size… Continue Reading
Bucanero little cigars are produced in the Philippines and, unlike cigarettes, consist entirely of tobacco, mainly Virginia varieties, and in structure more resemble a small cigar, as they are completely… Continue Reading
What does a cigarillo taste like that contains 100% tobacco and 0% compromises? Excellent Sumatra tobacco grown in Ecuador and Mexico, carefully composed and passed through hands who know how… Continue Reading
In the 1940s, in Jamaica, the word Macanudo was used as the name for a very popular cigar format, and translated from Spanish, this word means “excellent.” In 1968, General… Continue Reading
Havana stogies from Cuba are viewed as the best stogies on the planet. The stogies called Habanoin Cuba are named after the city of Havana, where the most popular makers… Continue Reading
Light Tobajara Little cigars are machined short fillers without artificial flavors. They have a dark natural shell made of Mexican tobacco Maduro. The insert consists of a carefully selected mixture… Continue Reading
Cigar smokers appreciate the mild Lepanto little cigars. The exclusive brand Lepanto little cigars are machine-made short fillers made from 100% tobacco. The solidly processed Lepanto little cigars have a… Continue Reading
On the off chance that you need to attempt a tobacco that poses a flavor like a superbly rich yet smooth Stampede little cigars, the Stampede little cigars are the… Continue Reading