One of the bestselling Dominican Republic cigar brands in the world, the Romeo y Julieta 1875 was founded in Cuba and has been known to produce medium-bodied cigars using different tobacco from different nations to create a unique and complex taste. The brand produces various smokes in different... (More)

The Ashton Cabinet series uses a Dominican filler blend (made from six different tobaccos, all three-four years old and aged an extra year), with a specially-aged Connecticut shade wrapper. These techniques make the whole range a bit pricey, but for fans of mild cigars they're a good, consiste... (More)

These mild-medium smokes are some of the best in the world. The label was created by two Germans before the turn of the century whose names were Upmann. Due to the efficiency and effectiveness of the factory producing high-quality cigars, the government of Cuban rewarded then under the category V... (More)

Montecristo is perhaps the quintessential Cuban cigar. One of the best-selling brands in the whole world, the Montecristo was introduced by H. Uppman in the market, and has gone out to dominate the market. Habanos prefer the Cuban brand as their choice of smoke for the past two decades now simply... (More)

The “King of the World” is a legendary name that dates back to 1848.  Its aroma, dark oily wrappers and earthy flavor helped build the cult of Habanos. Today, the brand name applies to two distinct lines of fine cigars, one ... (More)

When talking about cigar strength, the Partagas Cuba comes to mind. As a short introduction, the Partagas was founded by Don Jaime Partagas in 1845. The cigar brand won around three medals in international exhibitions from 1867 to 1884, thanks t... (More)