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Botanically infused with herbs and essential oils. Sweet and aromatic, jasmine, floral notes, and a smooth finish unlike any natural cigar.

The bigger sibling of the Kuba Kuba. ACID-infused Connecticut Shade wrapper, honey, citrus, and sweet cream over a mild-to-medium body.

Cherry and maple sweetness from the cap, earthy and woody in the body. Compact and fun, great character in a shorter smoke.

Sweet cap, earthy maduro body, notes of coffee and dark fruit. Medium body, easy draw.

Non-infused but naturally sweet, rich dark chocolate, mocha, and a hint of caramel over an earthy maduro base.

The robusto format of Fat Bottom Betty, same naturally sweet maduro profile in a more compact smoke.

The gateway cigar. Smooth, creamy, consistent, light cedar, cream, and delicate sweetness. Zero harshness. Perfect for the new smoker.

Ecuador Connecticut wrapper delivers clean, slightly sweet smoke with cream, cedar, and subtle earthiness. One of the most trusted names in premium cigars.

Cameroon wrapper delivers a uniquely sweet floral character, light cedar, cream, and delicate spice with an almost silky finish.

Sweet cedar and cream opening into earth and subtle spice. Medium body, approachable draw. A great introduction to the Carrillo portfolio.

Ten-year-aged Honduran filler under Ecuador Sumatra wrapper, silky, smooth, and complex. Earth, cedar, leather, and a sweet creamy finish.

Made at the Fuente factory. Connecticut shade wrapper delivers smooth creamy smoke with light cedar and a clean sweet finish.

Ecuadorian Connecticut shade over Nicaraguan fillers. Cream, cedar, subtle florals, and gentle sweet spice. The veteran-owned boutique's most elegant blend.

Hand-rolled in Nicaragua for Don Valdi, a Houston company. Habano wrapper delivers cedar, leather, and a natural sweetness.

The robusto format of our Don Valdi Habano. Same cedar, leather, and natural sweetness in a shorter, easy smoke.

The behike format of our Don Valdi Habano — fuller ring, longer smoke, same hand-rolled character.

Rich cedar and earth open into toasted nuts and sweet spice. Medium body with a creamy draw and a long, clean finish. One of the most balanced Nicaraguan cigars ever made.

The American Cohiba. Connecticut Ecuador wrapper over aged Dominican, Nicaraguan, and Brazilian tobaccos. Creamy cedar, coffee, and cocoa in a refined medium body.

Complex layering of Nicaraguan tobaccos from Jalapa, Estelí, and Condega. Cedar, earth, and a long minerally finish.

Bold black pepper and leather settling into cocoa, cedar, and a sweet lingering finish. Full-flavored but never harsh. A classic Pepin blend.

Rich Corojo character, earthy, leathery, and spicy with a long woody finish. Costa Rican filler adds complexity and sweetness.

The My Father family's boutique line. Ecuadorian Sumatra over Nicaraguan filler, cedar, cocoa, and black pepper with a creamy, leathery finish. Medium-full and refined.

Coffee, dark chocolate, and leather in perfect balance with a refined sweetness on the finish. One of the finest cigars the Garcia family produces.

The Habano Rosado wrapper delivers cedar, leather, and sweet spice. Full of complexity but never aggressive.

The Churchill-sized Opulencia lets the blend fully open, earthy and bold early, giving way to dark chocolate and espresso.

All-Nicaraguan puro, earthy, spicy, and complex. Cedar and leather opening into coffee and dark fruit.

Toasty cedar into milk chocolate, leather, and a subtle creaminess on the finish. Dominican tobacco at its most refined.

The narrower ring gauge concentrates the blend, more focused, more intense, longer finish.

Aged tobaccos producing leather, earth, cedar, and a long sweet finish. One of Ernesto Perez-Carrillo's most personal blends.

Grown in volcanic soil in Nicaragua's Jalapa region. Earth, leather, and natural sweetness through layers of cedar and dark chocolate.

Same volcanic soil tobacco in a 6×60 format, fuller, richer, and more expansive. Earth, leather, and dark fruit.

Full-bodied and bold, black pepper, dark espresso, and leather throughout. The Costa Rican filler brings a rich earthiness that sets it apart.

Aged cedar, baking spice, and rich earth with a long, refined finish. Built for a slow, contemplative hour.

Red pepper up front settling into sweet spice, toast, and citrus zest. Lively but polished, medium-full.

The cult classic. Leather, wood, and a peppery backbone over a rich Nicaraguan core. Big ring gauge, honest price.

The anniversary blend of the Chupa Cabra — deeper, rounder, and more refined than the original. When it's gone, it's gone.

Ecuadorian wrapper over a Honduran Corojo binder with Dominican, Nicaraguan, and Honduran long-fillers. Pepper, earth, and cinnamon over sweet cedar, finishing long and sweet.

Ecuadorian Habano over Nicaraguan binder and filler. Cedar, sweet spice, and a touch of vanilla in a long, slow-burning corona. The best value on the wall.

Hand-rolled in Nicaragua for Don Valdi, a Houston company. Rich maduro wrapper over Nicaraguan filler, dark chocolate, earth, and a smooth medium-full body.

The robusto format of our Don Valdi Maduro. Dark chocolate and earth in a shorter, smooth medium-full smoke.

The behike format of our Don Valdi Maduro — fuller ring, longer smoke, same rich chocolate and earth.

Dark chocolate, espresso, and earth with a smooth sweet finish. Same quality tobacco as the torpedo in a more relaxed profile.

Earth, leather, and dark chocolate developing into coffee and cedar with a long complex finish. One of the most respected Nicaraguan cigars ever produced.

At the apex of Plasencia's portfolio, grown at high elevation in Nicaragua's most prized tobacco-growing regions. Complex, refined, and memorable.

Espresso, dark cocoa, and leather from the first draw. Complex and full-bodied with a long sweet finish. One of the greatest cigars ever made.

A bolder, darker Punch. Ecuadorian Sumatra wrapper over Honduran and Nicaraguan filler, black pepper, dark cocoa, and earth with a long spicy finish.

Dark fruit and wood emerge beneath the chocolate and espresso notes. A slightly longer, more complex smoke.

CT broadleaf maduro wrapper, dark chocolate, espresso, and sweet cocoa finish. Rich and full without ever being harsh.

Litto Gomez’s limited-edition chisel. Oily Nicaraguan wrapper over potent Dominican long-fillers — dark chocolate, spice, and strength in the iconic chisel format.

The sixty ring gauge opens the blend further, earth, dark fruit, and chocolate with a long smooth finish.

VSG, Virgin Sun Grown. The rarest wrapper in the Fuente stable. Rich, oily, and complex, dark chocolate, espresso, and a long spicy finish.

The Churchill lets Le Bijou 1922 fully develop, earthy and bold early, opening into dark chocolate, espresso, and a remarkably sweet complex finish.

The darker, fuller take on Carrillo's Cigar of the Year Encore line. Nicaraguan puro, espresso, dark chocolate, and pepper over a rich leathery core.

Carrillo's most awarded blend, powerful and polished. Cedar, coffee, black pepper, and dark chocolate building to a full, lingering finish.

Nicaraguan puro under a natural sun-grown wrapper. Cocoa, coffee, and earth with a clean woody sweetness. The everyday Padrón that punches well above its price.

The maduro version of the 3000. Rich dark chocolate, espresso, and black pepper over an earthy Nicaraguan core with a sweet finish.

Padrón's robusto workhorse in maduro. Coffee, cocoa, and leather with a peppery edge and a long smooth finish. Consistent from first light to nub.

The pinnacle of the HTX Cigars menu. Coffee, dark chocolate, and leather in perfect balance, with a finish that lasts minutes after the final draw.

The box-pressed vitola of the 98-rated flagship. Same coffee, dark chocolate and leather, with the pressed shape tightening the draw and holding the ash. A slower hour than the Gran Robusto.

Dark, oily maduro wrapper. Cocoa, black coffee, and sweet earth on a full-flavored Nicaraguan core.

Rich maduro strength — dark chocolate, espresso, and black pepper. The name isn't marketing; it delivers.

Old Cuban-style construction from Cuban-trained maker Cesar Ramirez. Mexican San Andrés maduro over Nicaraguan fillers — chocolate, espresso, anise, and baking spice in a full-bodied big-ring smoke.

The first cigar built entirely from maduro tobacco — San Andrés wrapper, Corojo maduro binder, and Brazilian, Honduran, and Dominican maduro fillers. Roasted nuts, black pepper, and cedar over a deep, dark core.

Nicaraguan maduro over Nicaraguan and Honduran filler. Dark chocolate, espresso and sweet earth in a gordo that burns well past the hour. The most cigar on this wall for the money.

The fix for a plugged cigar. The retractable rake clears a tight draw without wrecking the wrapper — and doubles as a nubber for the final inch.

Three razor-sharp punch sizes in one tool with a built-in cigar stand. A clean cut for any ring gauge — no wedging, no cracked caps.