Best Selling Cigars

The Brevas Royal Maduro is the best sub $4 cigar money can buy. Time after time this cigar delivers a flavorful smoke with notes of coffee, milk chocolate, and the occasional berry note. These cigars are unbeatable for the price. Read Less

Given the low, low, LOW price of these cigars, I was ready to be underwhelmed. I was wrong to be so quick to judge based upon price alone. I've paid three times as much, for far inferior smokes than this.

The initial (pre-smoking) impression is one of a roughly made piece. And certainly, these cigars win no prizes in the beauty stakes. 'Rough and ready' is a phrase which springs easily to mind. A vieny wrapper, dark and slightly mottled. Slightly uneven at the least, and not at all waxy or oily. But firmly packed with what look to be quality leaves, rather than the floor-sweepings one might expect at this price point. But despite the tight construction, the draw, once cut, is surprisingly easy.

An easy light gives way to a slow and even burn. The initial 'barnyard' aroma and taste is gone within a minute or two, thankfully. Then comes a flavour of amazingly deep complexity. Earthy and savoury, like roasted flat mushrooms, yet at the same time sweet and chocolatey. The vaguest hint of vanilla, and spice. Rich, creamy and mouth filling. The smoke billows thick, white and curly as Moses' beard. The firm ash is surprisingly light in colour, almost white.

As the cigar burns slowly through, it remains cool and firm, never stodgy, soft or gooey.

The flavour and aroma just keep on getting better. Richer. Deeper. And not a hint of bitterness.

If it weren't for the fact that I want to sample so many others, I'd place these babies on standing order, and smoke nothing else. Read Less

One of my favorite Fuente. The taste and aroma are well balanced, with significant front, middle and back changes. In the first third, wood is the dominant flavor, with honey sweetness and a slight pepper. In the middle third, the woodiness continues, with the addition of nuts and a slight floral note. In the last third, leather is added, but it's not strong. The pepper flavor intensifies and the honey flavor caramelizes. I finished ending. The aftertaste reminds me of Cuban Romeo Y Juliet, and the caramel flavor fills my mouth, and I can even feel it when I drink water. Great cigar, beautifully wrapped. The wrapper is said to turn dark red after aging. Read Less

I've been on a small ring gauge kick and was looking forward to this one. Solid medium body and strength. Decent flavors with the leather really picking up at the end. Construction was good as well having a nice draw. Not a bad smoke, just for $10 there are better smokes out there even cheaper. Read Less

I smoke predominantly Cuban cigars, and I'm branching out into new world stuff. I found this very enjoyable! Great flavours of spice, a little pepper, chocolate and coffee. Not overpowering but the nicotine strength is high. If you're like me and use 24mg snus all day it's fine. But if I feel nicotine off it, then non snus users will probably feel quite high by the end Read Less

I love torpedo and pyramid cigars more than any other. They really concentrate the flavor. I also love deep dark Oscuro wrappers. My favorite was La Gloria Cubana's Serie N. They didn't offer it in a Torpedo and now its discontinued. My go to sticks now are Serino Expats, Punch Diablos, and Rocky Patel The Edge maduro Torpedo. And if you were to blend all of those into one cigar it would be this one. Rich, earthy, slightly spicy, smooth. And it gains intensity and complexity the further down it burns. It concentrates into a crescendo of deep flavor. Top of the line cigar. Definitely my new special occasion smoke. Read Less

I found this to be a fairly mild cigar in both flavor and strength. Great burn, great construction. A nice little sweetness like milk chocolate, and loads of tobacco and hay aroma. Would buy again. Read Less

The Arturo Fuente: Hemingway Signature is a cigar that embodies sophistication and craftsmanship. From its elegant perfecto shape to its meticulously applied wrapper, every detail exudes quality. This cigar is a testament to the Fuente family's artistry and dedication to creating exceptional smoking experiences. The Hemingway Signature's blend of Dominican tobaccos creates a complex and nuanced flavor profile. Upon lighting, the cigar greets the palate with a gentle spice, followed by notes of cedar and leather. As the smoke progresses, hints of cocoa and nuts emerge, adding depth and complexity to the experience. The aroma is equally captivating, with a rich and inviting bouquet that complements the flavors beautifully. The construction of the Hemingway Signature is impeccable, ensuring a smooth and even burn. The draw is effortless, allowing the smoker to fully appreciate the intricate flavors and aromas. This cigar is best enjoyed slowly, allowing its layers of complexity to unfold gradually. Overall The Arturo Fuente: Hemingway Signature is a cigar that truly impresses. Its exceptional flavor, aroma, and construction make it a standout in the world of premium cigars. This is a cigar that I would highly recommend to any aficionado seeking a refined and memorable smoking experience. Score 9.2/10 Read Less