Frequently Asked Questions |
How do I know what size is right for me?
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You should pick a cigar for the amount of time you have available to smoke. If you are at a sporting event or on a golf course, choose a large cigar that will last for a long time. If you are in a cigar friendly restaurant and you want to have a nice after dinner smoke, (but don't want to stay there all night) choose one that will last about 30-40 minutes. These are just some examples. As you experiment with different sizes you will find one that you are most comfortable with.
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Robert Burns Cigars |
Robert Burns Cigars and Cigarillos are a well-known brand that was featured prominently in mid-1900's ads. Constructed with a homogonized sheet wrapper and binder, the filler blend is made from Dominican and Honduran tobaccos to provide its exceptionally mild-bodied taste. |
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Oliva Serie O Cigars |
Oliva Serie O is made in the original Cuban tradition of growing the same habano seed in multiple regions of the country to produce a unique blend. The Serie O blend was achieved by groing Habano in Esteli, Condega and Jalapa Valley. Hand rolled with a Nicaraguan Puro filler and wrapped in the Sun Grown Habano. Medium to full bodied with hints of spice and rich cedar. Puros should age at humidity levels of 70-78% to preserve the natural oils. |
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