Zino Honduras Robusto If you want to understand what the Zino Honduras is, the Robusto is the place to start. At 5 × 54, it gives the blend enough time to move throu

Zino Honduras Toro The Toro gives the Zino Honduras blend the longest runway available in the line. At 6 inches and 50 ring gauge, it is the format that lets the cigar's t

San Cristobal Golden Hour Pacifico Pacifico — peaceful. The ocean named for the calm it showed explorers crossing it for the first time; the state of mind t

San Cristobal Golden Hour Dorado Dorado means golden. It is also the word for a fish that flashes brilliant color when it breaks the surface, and for the mythical

San Cristobal Golden Hour Angelico The lancero-style format — long, narrow, box-pressed — is the choice of the aficionado who understands that a cigar's charac

San Cristobal Golden Hour Bonito Bonito — beautiful, handsome, lovely — is the word Spanish speakers reach for when something is exactly as it should

San Cristobal Golden Hour Magico The golden hour is specific. It arrives at a particular moment in the late afternoon — the light dropping low enough that it turns a

Fuente Fuente Opus X Baby Shark No. 77 — a tribute to one of the most iconic vitolas in the Opus X portfolio, now in a more compact format. The Baby Shark delivers the same legendary Dominican puro...

Rare Finds "El Leon" Lancero — a 7" × 38 lancero crafted by Klaas Kelner exclusively for The Tobacconist of Greenwich. A derivative of the acclaimed 1011-42 blend with a unique twist that rewards the...

Atabey Black Delirios — a 5¾" × 55 double robusto from Nelson Alfonso and Selected Tobacco. Ecuadorian wrapper over Dominican binder with Dominican and Peruvian filler. Aged five years post-roll in...

El Pulpo The Squid by Artesano Del Tobacco — a collaboration between Artesano Del Tobacco and A.J. Fernandez years in the making. 6½" × 60 box-pressed perfecto. Mexican San Andrés Maduro wrapper over...

The Maverick returns with a new exclusive. La Flor Dominicana Rare Finds — Titans of Tobacco Collection. Litto Gomez has never been afraid to go his own way. When he founded