non - cuban

A reasonably priced cigar for an everyday enjoyment.

Tobaccos used to create Acid cigars are cured in areas called cuarto aromaticos (aroma rooms) for months prior to rolling - these rooms are lined with over 150 different essential oils, herbs and botanicals imbued into the cigars over time. Each Acid cigar offers a distinct flavour and aroma.

Named after the infamous Chicago gangster, Al Capone cigarillos are mellow and affordable with a pleasantly sweet taste

The Maxx was created by Alan Rubin, CEO of Alec Bradley cigars. He wanted to do something different and unique, something other than the norm and the Maxx cigars are definitely that and much more.

First beginning in 1912, the Arturo Fuente cigar brand was born in Ybor City, which is within Tampa Florida. Production was stopped due to a fire in 1924 however, a new factory opened in 1930. The Fuente cigar was made with Cuban tobacco untill the 1960's due to the embargo with Cuba. The relationship ceased and from then on the cigars have been made with Dominican tobacco.

Ashton cigar is the realization of Robert Levin's dream, the idea for Ashton came from years of experience in the industry. He created the cigar in 1985, and now today it is one of the most sought after premium cigars in the world.

Years ago when a man wanted a good cigar he'd roll his own. These cigars didn't look that refined, but they tasted good. Now you can have the same kind of smoke with Backwoods. 100% American tobacco.

This is a medium strength cigar, from House of Horvath. 

Hand rolled cigars from Nicaragua.

J.C. Newman launched Brick House; a true Cuban puro cigar made with the finest Havana tobaccos. To honor his family and heritage, J.C. modeled the Brick House label after his childhood home – the only brick house in their small, Hungarian village. Locals and visitors would gather at the house nightly to eat, drink, smoke and enjoy each other’s company. But with the Great Depression came the end of the Brick House.

In 1961, Simon Camacho opened Miami's first cigar factory, and later began making Camacho cigars. The Eiroa family in Honduras then purchased the rights to Camacho in 1995, five years after Simon's death. In 2008, Davidoff purchased this storied brand and continues to produce and distribute it.

The company got its name from its founder, an Armenian Turk by the name of Cano A Ozgener. He had a great passion for a good cigar, the company was formed in 1968.

All non Cuban brands.

This is our own house brand. Specially blended just for us.

Djarum Bliss Tobacco free filtered Clove Herbal cigarettes 

• 4 Blends to choose from: Original, Emerald, Ruby, & Ivory
• No Tobacco
• No Nicotine
• Filtered
• Black Paper

An overall smooth tasting cigar - complex mix of flavours.

Jonathan Drew President and Founder of Drew Estate, “Returning to Drew Estate as the Fourth President is immensely inspiring and satisfying. The collaborative consortium of creative talent at every level is our core competency.

Utilizing the best tobacco blend of Caribbean basin Cuban seed tobaccos and an all natural leaf wrapper, these cigars feature all natural tobacco and no additional flavors.

These cigars are the one's whose colour does not quite make the standard for the premium cigars.

At the height of British rule in India, colonial soldiers began to make their own cigars from the local tobacco. The fondness of the British for the Nepalese fighters led to the cigars being named Gurkha. After the British left India the cigar was still made in the Portuguese territory of Goa, eventually they simply lapsed into obscurity. The Gurkha cigar has been reborn and remains true to it's roots in faraway India.

The factory is located in Esteli, 150 km north of the capital city Managua. Established in 1968 it has the privilege of being the very first Nicaraguan cigar factory. Dedicated for more than 40 years to the art of handcrafting cigars, they have preserved the traditional style of cigar making.

We are proud to announce the release of a Canadian
Exclusive cigar from La Flor Dominicana - the Exclusivo
Canadá.

With a consistently mellow taste, Macanudo is the number one premium cigar in the US today. Part of the reason for this is that they still follow the centuries - old traditional Cuban method of aging it's Connecticut shade grown wrapper, not once but twice.

These cigars were created by Jamie Garcia to honor his father, legendary cigar maker Jose ''Pepin'' Garcia. They are hand crafted in Esteli, Nicaragua.

Neos Cigars are made in Belgium and come packed with flavor and quality. Made to the highest standards, these cigarillos come in four tasty flavors and brim with lovely plumes of smoke. In addition, Neos Cigars are budget conscious and pair well as an after dinner dessert cigar.

Smooth draw and finish at an affordable price.

Part of the 'family series' of cigars from the Perez Carillo brand. Nicaraguan tobaccos throughout manufactured in Dominican Republic.  The tobaccos were aged using the Tercios method - which is when the tobacco is bailed and then wrapped in thebark of the Palm tree. If the tobacco is too dried the bark imparts moisture if too dry it releases moisture, two way humidification ensuring the tobacco is kept at optomin conditions during the aging process.

 Available in a variety of flavours.

Pipe Tobacco

This is a medium-strength cigar that captures the very essence of Nicaragua’s rich fertile land. After all, “Alma Del Campo” is Spanish for soul of the field. 

Mild to medium

Quorum managed by the J C Newman Company in Nicaragua. These cigars are composed of a satisfying blend of Nicaraguan filler and binder leaves with a sun-grown Ecuadorian wrapper.

This is a great value cigar.

Offered in two styles. Vintage 1990 and Vintage 1992, with each, the wrapper tobaccos are the key ingredient.

Kickstart unbeatable taste and get ready to ride the open road of flavour with Rough Rider Sweets by Iandian Head.

|Owned by Altadis U.S.A. who operate production facilities in the Dominican Republic, Honduras, Puerto Rico, Pennsylvania, Virginia and Florida with affiliates in Mexico, Brazil and Holland.

Toscana cigars are part of a long standing and intriguing tradition and have roots that trace all the way back to 1818 when they were first introduced in Lucca, which is the Tuscany region of Italy.