We stock the finest hand-made cigars at the best possible price.

Avo – Avo is a top brand produced at the famous Tabadom Factory by the makers of Davidoff. Its silky and creamy aroma make it one of the best-selling premium Dominican cigars in the world.

Don Carlos – Don Carlos is rich, spicy, full-bodied, and wrapped in the most aromatic, specially-selected Cameroon wrappers. To be sure, these luxurious cigars offer the ultimate in construction, consistency and flavor, and deserve a place of honor in any cigar smoker’s humidor.

Diamond Crown – The secret behind this exquisite cigar is the dark, oily wrapper. Rolled with a super-rich, Ecuadorian-grown El Bajo sungrown leaf from the Oliva family’s farm, this cigar is almost as enjoyable to look at as it is to smoke. A bold, full-flavored cigar that’s chock full of robust, satisfying flavors and luxuriously smooth from start to finish. A wonderful (but expensive) top-shelf premium.

Cohiba – Cohiba cigars has become one of the world’s most beloved premium brands. Cohiba “Red Dot” cigars, as they have come to be known, are offered in a wide variety of sizes, shapes and strengths; all with exceptional flavor that does not overpower the smoker. Instantly recognizable, Cohiba cigars offer a truly unique smoking experience and their quality is evident in every puff. Cohibas really are “A world beyond other cigars.”

Arturo Fuente – Only the highest quality vintage tobaccos and hand workmanship go into Arturo Fuente cigars, resulting in a blend of art and craftsmanship. Each leaf is selected from a private reserve set aside exclusively for the making of these cigars. These fine tobaccos are internationally recognized for their superiority.

Romeo y Julieta – Each Romeo Y Julieta Vintage is flawlessly handmade with a blend of the finest three-year-aged, vintage Dominican Olor tobaccos and silky, high-grade Ecuadorian Connecticut wrappers to achieve a marvelously mellow flavor and aroma.

Macanudo – Macanudo cigars are America’s most-requested premium cigar. Always mild, aromatic and easy to draw, Macanudo Café cigars are handcrafted in the Dominican Republic with silky Connecticut shade wrappers that are triple-fermented for extra smoothness. Inside is a perfectly balanced blend of double-aged Dominican longfillers bound in a leaf from Mexico’s St. André s Tuxtla Valley.

Gurkha – Aged Dominican, Olor binder with a 15-year old Dominican filler. Housed in unique wooden boxes that aesthetically evoke a maturing wine barrel, the Cellar Reserve is a delicious medium to full-bodied cigar that is full of flavor and complexity.

Monte Cristo – With its rich history and reputation, Montecristo has become one of the most popular cigars in the world and the standard by which all other cigars are judged. Meticulously hand-crafted under the watchful eye of cigar master José Seijas at the Tabacalera de Garcia factory in the Dominican Republic, Montecristo cigars are available in a variety of premium blends for all different tastes.

If you’re ready to join the ranks of cigar smokers, here is how to get started. The first step is selecting the right cigars to “practice” with. You should start by choosing several different single cigars at your local tobacconist. Do not buy a box of cigars until you have sampled a few singles, first. Don’t be afraid to ask the owner or manager for advice.

Choose Mild Cigars

Mild cigars are recommended for beginners, since the more full-flavored cigars would most likely taste too strong (or just plain bad) to a new smoker. Mild cigars are also the least expensive, so you won’t have to worry about ruining an expensive cigar by lighting it incorrectly, or by cutting too much off the closed end.

Inspect the Cigar

Once you have determined which type of cigar(s) to purchase, then gently squeeze the cigar to determine if there are any hard or soft spots. You don’t want to take a chance on buying a cigar with a bad draw, or worse yet, one that is plugged and not smokeable. Tip: Reputable tobacconists will usually replace a plugged cigar. Also, inspect the wrapper for cracks or discolorations.

Protect & Smoke

If you do not yet own a humidor, do not buy more cigars than you can smoke within a couple of days, and make sure to leave them in their cellophane packaging (if applicable) until you’re ready to smoke. Never leave an unprotected cigar exposed to the elements, as it will quickly dry out. You can temporarily store cigars in a Tupperware or similar container.