Baccarat

It’s no coincidence that the entire Baccarat cigar line is called “The Game.” Baccarat is actually a casino card game that was introduced into France from Italy during the time of Charles VIII. The game is similar to Basset and Faro and is a game of both skill, and chance. The game only has three results: Player, Banker and Tie, which are just options on which the customer can bet. Baccarat can be found in most casinos throughout the world, and is even the game of choice by everyone’s favorite secret agent, James Bond (even though Baccarat was replaced by Texas Hold ‘Em in the 2006 version of Casino Royale).

Baccarat cigars are made by Camacho, who also makes La Fontana, National, and El Legend-Ario. Baccarat is the #1 premium selling cigar in the United States. Anyone who is a mild-bodied smoker certainly knows Baccarat. Baccarat is also the perfect cigar for the beginner who is looking to get into the cigar “Game,” but doesn’t want to shell out one or two hundred dollars for a box.

Baccarat cigars were first introduced in 1978, but they can be dated as far back as 1871 under the supervision of Carl Upmann. Master blender Julio Eiroa has kept his consistency in Baccarat throughout the years, and has brought in new and old smokers alike. Baccarat cigars are made in Honduras using a mix of unique tobaccos to create a blend that we’ve all come to love. In Danli, Honduras lies Ranchos Jamastran, an Eden for growing tobacco as it has perfect soil and climate conditions. Baccarat uses Jamastran Habano tobacco for it’s filler, and Mexican Dulce tobacco for its binder. The Connecticut wrapper on Baccarat cigars is nice and mild, but also has some flavor to it. The process of using a sweet gum to finish the cap on a cigar goes back to the older tradition of cigar making. This tradition was famous during the first half of the 20th century, and Baccarat cigars never saw a reason to change.

A mild, smooth and very enjoyable smoke, Baccarat cigars are truly ahead of “The Game.” Available in many different sizes and box counts, as well as tins, any smoker can find a size that suits them. Baccarat also offers some sizes in a Maduro wrapper, as well as a Candela wrapper. A perfect everyday cigar for the mild-bodied smoker, Baccarat has become a staple in the industry, known for quality at a low price. Buy a box today and you’ll see why Baccarat is the #1 selling cigar in the United States.

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It’s no coincidence that the entire Baccarat cigar line is called “The Game.” Baccarat is actually a casino card game that was introduced into France from Italy during the time of Charles VIII. The game is similar to Basset and Faro and is a game of both skill,... - More