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https://www.cigarpage.com/tommy-z-s-stick-picks.html Last of My Kind from Nicaragua hits the palate like a velvet JDAM. Around here at CP HQ, we smoke new blends all the time – samples and existing brands both big and small, you name it, on the regular. There’s a lot of average stuff. Some are ho-hum or even pretty good, and some are awful, but every now and then there’s something pretty special. This blend from Raymond Pages out of Esteli is one of those special ones. Last of My Kind is a full-bodied, robust, complex cigar brimming with leather flavors, there is no doubt. But that is said of many cigars. This one is hard to do justice because it has layers upon layers of flavor and more complexity than most. The wrapper is perfect: oily, Habano, dark, toothy. Firm throughout, the cold draw brings notes of raisins and coffee. Toasting it delivers a razor-sharp burn line and very white, firm ash that holds firm. Flavor wise there is ample sweetness up front with a rich, full coating of smoke, cocoa, and molasses. As you proceed here comes the richness and complexity, with notes of leather, rye, cinnamon with a nice barnyard finish and copious amounts of smoke. In the final third it’s earthy and bready with an underlying, lingering spiciness. On one hand it may be the Man’s Man of the Man’s Man Cigar of the Year. In the cigar arms race to produce full-bodied blends enough to sprout new chest hairs or burn them off this is nothing new. But Last of My Kind is a bit of a different breed. Full? Yes. Spicy? No doubt. But it’s well-balanced and refined which makes this the ultimate palate-pleasing cigar experience all the way to the nub. The Habano wrapper is a beautiful deep brown, toothy and oily while the fillers from Ometepe, Condega and Esteli deliver the goods. Construction is perfect, like all of Raymond’s blends. Heavy in the hand, solid and well-rolled from cap to foot. The burn is razor sharp and brings copious plumes of smoke that’ll have you communicating with the next county by smoke signals alone. This is the cigar equivalent of a 48-oz Porterhouse. Our staff of cigar nuts compares Last of My Kind favorably toMan O War Ruination, AJ Fernandez New World Dorado, and Plasencia Alma Fuerte in terms of cost and flavor profile.

https://www.cigarpage.com/tommy-z-s-stick-picks.html Record Bond is a beauty in its own right and then some. The wrapper is a gorgeous, oily Ecuador Habano leaf with lovely sheen and ample tooth, combined with a Condega binder and long-fillers from Pennsylvania, Condega, and Esteli. Out of the gate it's on the full side with nice nicotine power, then mellows as it burns delivering notes of leather, cedar, chocolate, earth, and a slight sweetness. The thick white ash holds firm like a champ. Our staff of cigar nuts compares Record Bond favorably to Diesel, Oliva Serie V, Flor de las Antillas, and Charter Oak Habano in terms of cost and flavor profile.

https://www.cigarpage.com/record-bond-edicion-limitada.html You and I know each other pretty well by now wouldn't you say, lads? So believe me me when I say this is a pound-for-pound stud of a cigar. Both Record Bond Original and the new this-just-in Edicion Limitada hail from the talented hands of Raymond Pages in Esteli, Nicaragua. Record Bond Edicion Limitada is stunningly gorgeous, dark Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper with nice tooth and well-balanced rich, spicy-sweet, peaty flavors, notes of warm baked bread and toast with a smooth yet robust, full-bodied profile. Our staff of cigar nuts compares Record Bond Ed. Limitada favorably to CAO Nicaragua, La Flor Dominicana Ligero, and Liga Privada No. 9 in terms of cost and flavor profile.

Record Bond is a beauty in its own right and then some. The wrapper is a gorgeous, oily Ecuador Habano leaf with lovely sheen and ample tooth, combined with a Condega binder and long-fillers from Pennsylvania, Condega, and Esteli. Out of the gate it's on the full side with nice nicotine power, then mellows as it burns delivering notes of leather, cedar, chocolate, earth, and a slight sweetness. The thick white ash holds firm like a champ. Our staff of cigar nuts compares Record Bond favorably to Diesel, Oliva Serie V, Flor de las Antillas, and Charter Oak Habano in terms of cost and flavor profile. Looking to try some other Raymond Pages made cigars? Try Hoofty, Untitled Berserker, Buena Vista Edicion Limitada, Merchants Queen

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https://www.cigarpage.com/joya-de-nicaragua-cuatro-cinco.html A masterpiece in cigar blending to celebrate Joya de Nicaragua's 45th Anniversary. Crafted in Esteli, this Nicaraguan puro contains limited edition 5-year-aged ligero long leaves hidden beneath a Nicaraguan binder and an oily Nicaraguan wrapper from Jalapa. In addition, the filler tobaccos were aged in oak barrels for more than a year to give them a deliciously unique character. Hearty, bold and complex with notes of pepper, earth, nuts and a unique campfire character from the oak barrels, this is a must try! Box-pressed.

www.cigarpage.com/tommy-z-s-stick-picks.html The Class 34 Fugazi COTY - "Compare to Padron 1964" is a flavorful smoke with notes of spice, pepper and a long, earthy finish. Medium to Full. Class 34 Fugazi Cigar of the Year brands and blends are not affiliated with the intellectual property of the “compare to brand.”

www.cigarpage.com/tommy-z-s-stick-picks.html The Class 34 Fugazi "Compare to EP Carrillo Encore " is a smooth but full bodied cigar with notes of baking spices, and sweetness. Sampler contains 1 of each: Fugazi Fuente Opus Dbl Corona (7.6"x49) Fugazi Fuente Don Carlos Eye of The Shark (5.7"x52) Fugazi Padron 1964 Natural Torpedo (6"x52) Fugazi Cuban Cohiba Behike BHK 52 (4.7"x52) Fugazi Cuban Montecristo No. 2 (6.1"x52) Fugazi EPC Pledge Prequel (5"x50) Fugazi EPC Encore Majestic (5.6"x52) Fugazi Aging Room Quattro Nicaraguan Maestro (6"x52) Note: Class 34 Fugazi Cigar of the Year brands and blends are not affiliated with the intellectual property of the “compare to brand.”

https://www.cigarpage.com/last-of-my-kind.html Like a one-two punch to the codpiece, Last of My Kind from Nicaragua hits the palate like a velvet JDAM. Around here at CP HQ, we smoke new blends all the time - samples and existing brands both big and small, you name it, on the regular. There's a lot of average stuff. Some are ho-hum or even pretty good, and some are awful, but every now and then there's something special. This blend from Raymond Pages out of Esteli is one of those special ones. Last of My Kind is a full-bodied, robust, complex cigar brimming with leather flavors, there is no doubt. But that is said of many cigars. This one is hard to do justice because it has layers upon layers of flavor and more complexity than most. The wrapper looks perfect, oily, Habano, dark, toothy. Firm throughout, the cold draw brings notes of raisins and coffee. Toasting it delivers a razor sharp burn line and very white, firm ash that holds. Flavor wise there is ample sweetness up front with a rich, full coating of smoke, cocoa, and molasses. As you proceed here comes the leather, rye, cinnamon with a nice barnyard finish and copious amounts of smoke. In the final third it's earthy and bready with an underlying, lingering spiciness. On one hand it may be the Man's Man of the Man's Man Cigar of the Year. In the cigar arms race to produce full-bodied blends enough to sprout new chest hairs or burn them off this is nothing new. But Last of My Kind is a bit of a different breed. Full? Yes. Spicy? No doubt. But it's well-balanced and refined which makes this the ultimate palate-pleasing cigar experience all the way to the nub. The Habano wrapper is a beautiful deep brown, toothy and oily while the fillers from Ometepe, Condega and Esteli deliver the goods. Construction is perfect, like all of Raymond's blends. Heavy in the hand, solid and well-rolled from cap to foot. The burn is razor sharp and brings copious plumes of smoke that'll have you communicating with the next county by smoke signals alone. This is the cigar equivalent of a 48-oz Porterhouse.

Delicious, well-fermented Nicaraguan long fillers combine with a seamless Connecticut wrapper for a mild to medium-bodied experience. Notes of nuts and cream intermingle throughout while the blend remains full-flavored from head to foot.

www.cigarpage.com/old-glory-weathered-american-flag-100-ct-humidor-hum-hs-og.html This gorgeous humidor depicting Old Glory in all its, er, glory, will indeed turn heads! And most importantly it delivers exactly what you need to properly store your prized cigars. Boasting a lacquered finish overtop a distressed, beautiful American Flag design, the humidor itself is constructed of solid Spanish cedar, features a lift out try with two dividers, quadrant hinges, a felt lined bottom, and humidifier and hygrometer. To top it off, SureSeal technology guarantees a snug closure, while the included lock & key keeps the moochers at bay. Features: • 100 capacity • Lacquered finish • Square humidifier • SureSeal Technology • Premium, kiln-dried Spanish cedar interior • Lift-out Spanish cedar tray and dividers • Hidden quadrant hinges • Lock & Key • Scratch-resistant, felt-lined bottom • Dimensions: 15"x10"x6.5"

The Southern Draw 300 Hands Maduro is made in Nicaragua with Dominican and Nicaraguan tobacco for fillers, an Indonesian binder, and a Nicaraguan Maduro wrapper. 300 Hands Maduro has notes of chocolate and cedar, medium to full in strength. Robert and his wife Sharon give 25% of the profits from all 300 Hands sales to their charity project. "300 Hands" is a reference to the cigar industry rule of thumb that, given all the manual and craft work taking it from seed to smoke, 300 sets of hands touch a cigar along the way to the finished product. Thus their righteous mission is to provide financial assistance to needy individuals in and around Esteli, Nicaragua.

www.cigarpage.com/tommy-z-s-stick-picks.html Fugazi Cigar of the Year- Compare to Aging Room Quattro Nicaragua is Nicaraguan puro with a dark, oily wrapper. Complex. Perfect amount of flavor in rich and zesty notes of caramel, wood, and toasted almond. Sampler contains 1 of each: - Fugazi Fuente Opus Dbl Corona (7.6"x49) - Fugazi Fuente Don Carlos Eye of The Shark (5.7"x52) - Fugazi Padron 1964 Natural Torpedo (6"x52) - Fugazi Cuban Cohiba Behike BHK 52 (4.7"x52) - Fugazi Cuban Montecristo No. 2 (6.1"x52) - Fugazi EPC Pledge Prequel (5"x50) - Fugazi EPC Encore Majestic (5.6"x52) - Fugazi Aging Room Quattro Nicaraguan Maestro (6"x52) Note: Class 34 Fugazi Cigar of the Year brands and blends are not affiliated with the intellectual property of the “compare to brand.”

https://www.cigarpage.com/dunbarton-umbagog.html A Connecticut Broadleaf maduro wrapper conceals a delicious blend of Nicaraguan long-leaves and binder. Notes of spice, cocoa and cedar with black pepper on the finish. Complex, med to full.

https://www.cigarpage.com/tatiana-lighter-3-pack.html Contains 1 each: Tatiana Single Flame Lighter- Green Tatiana Single Flame Lighter- Orange Tatiana Single Flame Lighter- Pink

www.cigarpage.com/tommy-z-s-stick-picks.html You've got to hand it to Ernesto Padilla. He's got a tremendous eye, great palate, and a genuinely interesting personal story. His father was a famous Cuban poet and friend of Ernest Hemingway - so cigar heritage, history, and tradition is coursing through his veins. Many of his blends are up there with the best, and this no-brainer box deal is the perfect opp to check them out. The sultry Padilla San Andres brings some signature Cuban features including a triple cap finish and rolled in classic entubado style. Padilla San Andres is meticulously constructed with a gorgeous, dark and oily Maduro wrapper. Combustion is on-point, with an even burn, thick white ash you have to knock off, and smooth draw. The San Andres Maduro wrapper is complemented with a blend of Nicaraguan long fillers. You can expect potent notes of chocolate, earth, cedar, and leather, with a unique herbal, or tea-like, finish. This medium to full-bodied blend punches well above its weight in the flavor and quality department, ranking as one of Padilla's finest blends - and finest values.

https://www.cigarpage.com/cigar-caddy-3240-humidor-10-ct-black.html The ideal travel humidor made for people on the go, or avid outdoorsmen who want ultimate protection for their cigars during their commute, while exposing them to the various elements of nature. Features: • Holds up to 10 Churchill Cigars • Made from Super Strong ABS Molded Plastic • Floats on water • Airtight seal • Waterproof to 100 feet deep • Crushproof • Case can withstand temperature range -10° to 175° Fahrenheit • 2 Removable/Replaceable Locking Clasps • Stainless Steel Latch Hinges • Molded Lock Ring for Added Security • Coin Release for Air Pressure • 1 Humidifier Disc in Lid • Custom Urethane Foam Protects Cigars • Lanyard with clip for easy transportation • Removable Retail Hanger • Sleek Matte Finish Design • Capacity: 10 Cigars • Dimensions (Inside): 7.88"x3.97"x2.55" • Dimensions (Outside): 8.80"x5.18"x3.08"

www.cigarpage.com/tommy-z-s-stick-picks.html Now this here is fun! Fugazi is a brand new series of premium, factory direct blends crafted to emulate the flavor profile of pricier, top-selling counterparts. Since Fugazi forgoes bands, boxes, and all the marketing expense and markups normally associated with certain premium brands, the Class 34 Fugazi blends deliver a similar smoking experience for a fraction of the cost. "Class 34 Fugazi - Compare to Cuban Cohiba" has brown wrapper with minor darkish veins with a rich complexity with underlying earthiness, hay, spice and a semi-sweet finish . Medium. (Note: Class 34 Fugazi brands and blends are not affiliated with the intellectual property of the “compare to brand.”)

The ideal travel humidor made for people on the go, or avid outdoorsmen who want ultimate protection for their cigars during their commute, while exposing them to the various elements of nature. Features: • Holds up to 10 Churchill Cigars • Made from Super Strong ABS Molded Plastic • Floats on water • Airtight seal • Waterproof to 100 feet deep • Crushproof • Case can withstand temperature range -10° to 175° Fahrenheit • 2 Removable/Replaceable Locking Clasps • Stainless Steel Latch Hinges • Molded Lock Ring for Added Security • Coin Release for Air Pressure • 1 Humidifier Disc in Lid • Custom Urethane Foam Protects Cigars • Lanyard with clip for easy transportation • Removable Retail Hanger • Sleek Matte Finish Design • Capacity: 10 Cigars • Dimensions (Inside): 7.88"x3.97"x2.55" • Dimensions (Outside): 8.80"x5.18"x3.08"

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www.cigarpage.com/tommy-z-s-stick-picks.html Padilla Serie 1968 was the cigar that put Ernesto Padilla on the map, with the Padilla Serie 1968 Original receiving a 93 rating from Cigar Aficionado. 1968 is significant to Padilla, the year Ernesto's father Heberto Padilla - renowned Cuban poet, cigar lover, and friend of Ernest Hemingway - was arrested and imprisoned for criticizing the Castro regime. The cigars are one of his finest, hailing from the Raices Cubanas factory in Honduras. Padilla Serie 1968 is also available in Padilla Series 68 Original and Padilla Series 68 Black Bear Series '68 Golden Bear: lovely shade grown wrappers on the outside. Inside, a smooth concoction of aged Honduran long-fillers. Together these components create a easy smoking, subtle but stunning smoking experience. Sweet grass, graham cracker, and roasted nuts over a bready backbone. Medium.

Raymond Pages is quietly pumping out remarkably good blends - the best young cigar maker we've seen in years. Raymond took over the Buena Vista brand last year and what he's created is a sight to behold. The gorgeous Habano wrappers are a lovely shade of medium to dark brown with ample oils and tooth. Nice draw with slight resistance, this slow-burning smoke has a perfect burn line, wonderful aroma and a thick, chonky white ash that holds like a champ. Buena Vista brings a nice cedary component, subtle pepper and that typical Raymond spice that I can't get enough of. But it also has an underlying sweetness that takes it up a notch in the complexity department. Strength is medium if not medium-full. Spend some time with this one, all its flavors are bright and pronounced which make for an interesting and highly enjoyable smoke. Want to try some other Raymond Pages-made cigars? Try: Penn Standard, Hoofty, Megilla, Untitled Berserker, Record Bond, Merchants Queen

Shop Here: https://www.cigarpage.com/tommy-z-s-stick-picks.html Made in Nicaragua with a dark Broadleaf wrapper, Nicaraguan long-filler, and a binder leaf grown in Ecuador. Notes of earth, black pepper, and leather. Medium to Full Box-Pressed.

Shop Here: https://www.cigarpage.com/tommy-z-s-stick-picks.html Cult Maduro cigar is a beautifully crafted Maduro that's smooth and creamy from head to foot. This cigar is made in Nicaragua with Nicaraguan tobacco for tobacco for the fillers and binder. The Cult Maduo comes dressed in a dark, oily maduro wrapper. This cigar has notes of cedar, baked bread, and just enough pleasant spice to keep you on your toes. The Cult Maduro is medium to full body strength.