AlterEgo features PELO DE ORO tobacco in its blend – among the rarest cigar tobaccos in the world. AlterEgo reveals the other side of Master Blender Eladio Diaz, it is the type of cigar he likes to smoke him- self, hitting the sweet spot between medium and full bodied – and it is the first Tabacalera Diaz Cabrera cigar in the core collection from Freud Cigar Co.

Just in, the latest release from Oscar Valladares is also a European Exclusive! It’s called the Santiago Valladares, a name that Oscar Valladares selected as a way to honour his son and leave a legacy in his name. As with most of Valladares’ blends, Honduran-grown tobacco is prominently featured, used for the wrapper and filler, though varietals have not been disclosed. The binder, meanwhile, comes from Nicaragua. In a press release, the company said that it used “a selection of different tobaccos that Oscar have been waiting to be ready for this blend and that he haven’t use in other of his blends before.” The line is a regular production addition to the company’s portfolio and is produced at the company’s factory in Danlí, Honduras.

The Hoyo de Monterrey Monterreyes No.4 joins the impressive list of previous vitolas selected to represent the brand for the prestigious Habanos Edición Limitada series. The last one was ten years ago in 2013 when the Grand Epicure was released, a cigar that still has an ardent following today and one that always attracts eye catching prices at auction.

Delayed from 2021, the Monterreyes No.4 is a Maravillas No.4 size 5 ¾” (145mm) x 55 ring gauge and is entirely new to the Habanos portfolio. As with all Edición Limitadas since 2007, the tobacco used to make this cigar has been aged for a minimum of two years. This helps to create a more rounded and approachable flavour profile. The darker wrapper also provides a hint of sweetness that works exceptionally well with Hoyo de Monterrey’s distinct light flavoured blend. These cigars are presented in a varnished Slide Lid Box of ten and have been made entirely by hand using long filler tobaccos sourced from Vuelta Abajo in the Pinar del Rio region of Cuba.

Released to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Oscar making his own cigars. The dual wrapper has been used to striking effect in the particular instance (90% of the cigar is wrapped in a gorgeous, dark, Mexican San Andres Wrapper with the remainder wrapped in a Honduran Candela wrapper) - the cigar tastes as good as it looks too! Big and bold with a deep earthy, almost biscuity edge to it. Totally stunning!

Looking for all that famous Rocky Patel cigars quality at an incredibly low price? Check these out, the Rocky Patel Seed To Smoke Maduro Toro. The Maduro is a medium-bodied blend rolled in Honduran Maduro wrappers. These blends are mixed-filler combos of Honduran and Nicaraguan fillers from Rocky’s top tobaccos bunched in a Honduran binder.

Looking for all that famous Rocky Patel cigars quality at an incredibly low price? Check these out, the Rocky Patel Seed To Smoke Shade Toro. Shade is a mellow blend rolled in Honduran Connecticut Shade wrappers, These blends are mixed-filler combos of Honduran and Nicaraguan fillers from Rocky’s top tobaccos bunched in a Honduran binder.

The overturned. This is what ‘La Volcada’ directly translates to, although that’s not exactly what this cigar is about. The term ‘La Volcada’ comes from a step in the tango dance that originated in Uruguay where Litto Gomez grew up and this cigar celebrates his Uruguayan heritage.

This is the third instalment in an unofficial series of small batch cigars released by La Flor Domincana; the first being La Nox and the second the Andalusian Bull. An oily San Andres wrapper covers an Ecuadorian Corojo binder and filler from the Dominican Republic. Featuring a knotted pigtail cap this cigar has notes of leather, coffee and pepper with spicy undertones and an open, even draw.

Both the name, CAO Bones and the various size names reflect terms commonly found in a game of dominoes in America (I am not sure about the UK, but hopefully someone can put me right?). The cigars are made at the Scandinavian Tobacco Groups factory in Esteli, in Nicaragua. Utilising a combination of filler tobaccos from Nicaragua and the rare Piloto Cubano from the Dominican Republic and selected Honduran leaves, the end result is medium to full-bodied displaying great intensity and depth.

IN THE GRAND YEAR OF 1863, a gentleman by the name of Frederick Charatan graced bustling London with a boutique to delight the most discerning tobacco enthusiasts. Nestled in Mansell Street, near the iconic Tower of London - decades before Tower Bridge was even dreamt of - a legacy of tradition, an ode to flavours and enamouring smoke was born.

For 160 years, the name Charatan has been synonymous with British love for exquisite tobacco in the form of premium hand-rolled cigars, pipe tobacco and handcrafted pipes. As historic and meaningful to the United Kingdom as London's Underground and the English Football Association, both of which were also founded in 1863, we do not take the remarkable heritage of Charatan lightly.

To celebrate the 160th anniversary Charatan has released this wonderful, extremely limited, Special Edition. Join us in celebrating the exceptional journey of an immigrant family name now quintessential in British culture.

The Charatan 160th Anniversary cigar is a brilliantly smooth and tastefully creamy masterpiece. This cigar measures an impressive 6 ½ x 44. The wrapper is Ecuadorian Connecticut, Binder is Mexican and the Filler is Nicaragua (Jalapa). This is VERY LIMITED with only 250 boxes of 16 available to the whole of the UK.

It seems that everyone is getting in on the Lancero thing at the moment with Oliva being the latest. Serie V is a complex blend of Nicaraguan long filler tobaccos blended with specially fermented Jalapa Valley ligero and finished with a high priming Habano Sun Grown Wrapper. This cigar is blended to deliver a full-bodied taste while maintaining an unparalleled smoothness. This flavoursome blend exhibits complex tobacco with rich coffee and dark chocolate tones. A subtle and well-balanced spice is present throughout.

Davidoff proudly adds a new family member to its 'Late Hour' series: The Petit Panetela provides appreciators of the blend with an opportunity for a shorter enjoyment. The Davidoff Master Blenders have risen to the challenge of creating a small-format medium-filler cigar which delights with complexity and signature Davidoff balance and which is as multi-faceted as the great aficionado’s character.