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Anyone who knows what the wrapper leaf of a cigar is knows just how important it can be. Aside from holding the binder and filler tobacco together, the wrapper really dictates how a cigar looks. A healthy wrapper leaf that’s free of blemishes and veins usually says something about the quality of a cigar, and when folks are browsing at a cigar shop, first impressions are definitely important. On top of determining a cigar’s appearance, it’s also been estimated that the wrapper can account for 60% to 90% of a cigar’s flavor. That’s one important leaf!
Oliva Serie V Special Sampler In Stock Now Oliva Serie V cigars are made with an oily, sun-grown Habano wrapper, along with carefully-fermented ligero filler leaves from Nicaragua’s Jalapa Valley. The result is a spicy, woody smoke with notes of red pepper, cedar, leather, and a hint of caramel sweetness on the retrohale that has become a […]
The culture, tradition, and business of cigars can be fascinating to newcomers, but a bit overwhelming as well. If you are just starting out, you likely have quite a few questions. In this article we’ll attempt to answer some of those questions for anyone who’s just getting into the rewarding and relaxing world of premium cigars. We’re going to do this crash course-style, and we’re starting from the top, so buckle up.
There are few, if any, life events that hold as much significance as becoming a parent. The birth of one’s child is a cause for celebration, and one of the most well-known traditions for marking the occasion is handing out cigars to friends and family (who are of age, of course). But how did such a custom come to pass? What connection is there between enjoying a herf with loved ones and the arrival of a newborn?
Is there a difference between a $3 and a $6 cigar? When you browse our site one of the first things you’ll likely notice is that we offer a range of cigars at many different price points, ranging from $20+ per cigar down to as low as under $1 per stick. But what exactly determines […]