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Cohiba, Montecristo, Romeo y Julieta, Macanudo, Oliva, AJ Fernandez, Plasencia, Arturo Fuente and Acid. Seventeen lines kept in a working humidor, not a dry case by the register. Scroll to learn something, or order Cigars now and have it in hand momentarily.
Our cigars are stored in a commercial humidor at proper humidity. Most of our lines are sold in tubes, with a focus on the popular Robusto and Toro sizes.
If you’re too far to drive, order online. We offer cigar delivery all over Miami. You should receive your order within 30 to 60 minutes, depending on distance.
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Five things on every spec line — here’s what each one does
Outside is the wrapper. Inside, the binder holds the filler together. Length and ring gauge set the size.
The outer leaf. It is the smallest amount of tobacco in the cigar and the single biggest driver of what you taste. It is grown and fermented for looks and flavor, so its color is a real hint at the experience before you ever light it. It adds only a little to strength. That job belongs to the filler.
The four you will see most on our shelf:
The mistake almost everyone makes: dark does not mean strong. A maduro wrapper gets its color from longer fermentation, which makes it sweeter, not stronger. Plenty of dark cigars smoke smooth. Judge strength by the tobacco inside, not the color outside.
The tobacco rolled up inside. It is the engine of strength and body, and a big part of the flavor too. Two things set how hard it hits.
Origin. A quick shortcut: Nicaraguan tobacco runs bold and peppery, Dominican runs smooth and mellow. A blend leaning Nicaraguan will hit harder than one leaning Dominican.
Priming. Where the leaf grew on the plant. Leaves from the top get the most sun and the most punch, and are called ligero. The middle and bottom, seco and volado, are milder and are there for flavor and burn. The more ligero in the blend, the stronger the smoke.
The leaf wrapped around the filler to hold the bunch together. It is chosen mostly for a clean, even burn and it adds a little body, but it is the quiet one. On a spec line it matters least to your choice. Think of it as part of the inside, working with the filler, not with the wrapper it sits under.
Cigars are written as length by ring gauge. A 6" x 54 is six inches long and fifty-four sixty-fourths of an inch thick. Neither number tells you how strong a cigar is. A bigger cigar is a longer one, not a stronger one.
Length is roughly your time. A small format runs twenty to thirty minutes, a robusto around forty-five, a toro or bigger an hour and up. Pick the length for the time you actually have. A great cigar you abandon halfway is a wasted cigar.
Ring gauge changes the smoke, not the strength:
A robusto and a churchill from the same line are the same blend. One takes an hour, the other takes two.
Sizes are length by ring gauge. Prices and availability are on each product page.
Below, each cigar description includes a hyperlink that takes you directly to the item in our online store. Each size variation is listed and you will be able to choose when adding the item to your cart.
Dominican Republic, General Cigar
Ecuadorian Connecticut shade wrapper, Mexican San Andres binder, Brazilian, Dominican and Nicaraguan filler.
Cream, cedar, toasted almond, a touch of sweet spice. Cohiba’s smoothest blend.
Honduran Habano wrapper and binder, Dominican, Honduran and Nicaraguan filler.
Cedar, cream, nuts and leather, with a hint of cinnamon and citrus.
Cameroon wrapper, Indonesian Jember binder, Dominican Piloto Cubano filler.
Nutty and creamy. Cedar, peanut, caramel, light pepper. The original Cohiba.
Connecticut Broadleaf maduro wrapper, Dominican binder, Dominican and Mexican filler, aged three years and up.
Dark and sweet. Espresso, cocoa, dark chocolate. Cohiba’s boldest.
Dominican Republic, Altadis USA
Connecticut shade wrapper, Dominican binder, Dominican filler.
Creamy and smooth. Cedar, roasted almond, toasted bread, a hint of spice.
Ecuadorian Connecticut shade wrapper, Nicaraguan binder, Dominican and Nicaraguan filler.
Rich and creamy. Roasted almond, cedar, baked bread, cocoa. The crowd-pleaser.
Mexican San Andres wrapper, Dominican binder, Dominican, Nicaraguan and Peruvian filler.
Dark and bold. Leather, black coffee, cedar, earth, spice. Monte’s fullest.
Dominican Republic and Honduras, Altadis USA
Indonesian shade (TBN) wrapper, Dominican binder, Dominican filler.
Smooth and balanced. Cedar, earth, nuts, sweet spice. The easygoing classic.
Ecuadorian Connecticut shade wrapper, Nicaraguan binder, Dominican and Nicaraguan filler.
Creamy and rich. Cedar, roasted nuts, toast, baking spice. A step up from the 1875.
Nicaraguan Habano wrapper, Nicaraguan binder, Nicaraguan and Honduran filler. Made in Honduras.
Bold and dark. Earth, pepper, leather, cedar, nuts. Romeo’s fullest smoke.
Dominican Republic, General Cigar
Connecticut shade wrapper, Mexican San Andres binder, Dominican and Mexican filler.
Creamy and mellow. Nuts, cedar, vanilla, light spice. The classic mild smoke.
Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper, Indonesian binder, Mexican and Nicaraguan filler.
Smooth and creamy with light earth and spice. A small-format cigarillo.
Nicaragua, Oliva Cigar Co.
Ecuadorian sun-grown Habano wrapper, Nicaraguan binder, Nicaraguan Jalapa ligero filler. A Nicaraguan puro.
Bold and rich. Espresso, dark chocolate, leather, cedar, pepper. A 90+ rated powerhouse.
Nicaragua, AJ Fernandez Cigar Co.
Connecticut Broadleaf maduro wrapper, Nicaraguan binder, Nicaraguan filler. A Nicaraguan-made puro.
Rich and powerful. Dark chocolate, espresso, black pepper. A 92+ rated maduro.
Nicaragua, Plasencia family
Nicaraguan Colorado Claro wrapper, Nicaraguan binder, Nicaraguan filler. A Nicaraguan puro.
Rich and refined. Cocoa, oak, dark chocolate, plum. A 93-rated puro.
Dominican Republic, Tabacalera A. Fuente
African Cameroon wrapper, Dominican binder, Dominican filler. Hand-rolled perfecto.
Smooth and lightly sweet. Cedar, toasted nuts, caramel, cocoa.
First cigar, or buying for someone else. Macanudo Cafe or Montecristo Classic. Mild, forgiving, hard to get wrong.
You want flavor without weight. Cohiba Red Dot or Arturo Fuente Hemingway. Both Cameroon wrappers, both nutty and sweet, neither will knock you back.
You’ve smoked before and want more. Montecristo White or Romeo y Julieta Reserva Real. Creamy and rich, a real step up without going dark.
You want something strong. Oliva Serie V or AJ Fernandez Enclave Broadleaf. Both full, both 90+ rated, and they taste nothing alike. The Serie V is espresso and leather, the Enclave is dark chocolate and pepper.
You want dark and sweet, not strong. Cohiba Black or Montecristo Platinum. Maduro wrappers, cocoa and coffee, more richness than punch.
You have twenty minutes. Macanudo Inspirado White Ascot or the Montecristo Mini. Tins, small format, done in half an hour.
You want something different. Acid Kuba Kuba. Infused with botanicals and oils, floral and sweet, and unlike anything else on the shelf.
You do not have to drive to Little River to buy a cigar from us.
Order from the shop online and we deliver across Miami: Little River, Little Haiti, El Portal, the Upper Eastside, Miami Shores, North Bay Village, the Design District, Edgewater, Wynwood, Normandy Isles, North Miami, North Miami Beach, Buena Vista, Midtown, Allapattah, Downtown, Brickell, Little Havana, Miami Beach and Aventura.
Same cigars, same humidor, same prices as the counter. Pickup is free if you would rather come get it.
You need to be 21 or over with valid ID, and ID is checked at handoff. No exceptions, no ID means no delivery.
At our counter on NE 2nd Avenue in Little River, or online for delivery anywhere in Miami. We stock Cohiba, Montecristo, Romeo y Julieta, Macanudo, Oliva, AJ Fernandez, Plasencia, Arturo Fuente and Acid.
Yes. We deliver across Miami, from North Miami down through Wynwood and Downtown. You have to be 21 or over and show ID when it arrives.
We carry all four Dominican Cohiba lines: Connecticut, Blue, Red Dot and Black, in robusto, corona, toro, gigante and tins. These are the General Cigar Dominican Cohibas, not the Cuban Habanos line, which cannot legally be sold in the United States.
We stock Montecristo Classic, White and Platinum, plus the Classic Mini in a tin of twenty.
All cigars are stored in a commercial humidor at optimal humidity. Dry cigars lose their oils and burn hot, and the humidor prevents this.
Oliva Serie V and AJ Fernandez Enclave Broadleaf, both full-bodied and both rated 90 or higher. They taste nothing alike. The Serie V runs espresso and leather, the Enclave runs dark chocolate and black pepper.
Macanudo Cafe or Montecristo Classic. Both mild, both forgiving, both easy to enjoy without any experience.
Yes, every cigar on this page is sold as a single. Tins are sold as tins.
No. Cuban cigars cannot legally be sold in the United States. Cohiba, Montecristo and Romeo y Julieta all exist as separate non-Cuban brands, and those are the ones we carry.
Until midnight every night, and until 2 AM on Friday and Saturday.
Bring ID. We are 21 and over, no exceptions, and we check.
Open until midnight, 2 AM Friday and Saturday.
Pickup and local delivery across Miami. If you want something we don’t carry, ask at the counter. We order weekly.