Arturo Fuente
House staple — Hemingway, Don Carlos, OpusX when available.
Premium handmade cigars from the Dominican Republic, Nicaragua, Honduras, and beyond. We carry the names you already trust, the boutique brands worth getting curious about, and a rotating shelf of small-batch and limited releases. Walk in and ask — we will point you toward what fits.
House staple — Hemingway, Don Carlos, OpusX when available.
Serie V, Melanio — consistent, award-winning blends.
Garcia-family Nicaraguan craftsmanship.
Wide range — easy entry to bolder, layered fare.
Nicaraguan classics. Full body, exceptional value.
Family-run, Nicaraguan, exceptional construction.
Pete Johnson favorites — Black Label, Brown Label, Negociant.
Dominican classics made by the Fuente family — Classic, VSG, ESG.
Nicholas Melillo — Tabernacle, Charter Oak, Olmec.
Boutique blender — Las Calaveras, Le Patissier, Headley Grange.
Nicaraguan power. Exceptional construction every time.
Prensado, Black Market, Tempus.
Approachable Dominican smokes. Perfect first cigars.
Luxury, gift-worthy, deep range.
James Brown's experimental line from Fábrica Oveja Negra, Estelí — NBK, Killer Bee.
Dominican Montecristo. Mellow to medium-bodied.
Tom Lazuka & Christian Eiroa — big ring gauges, bold flavor.
Litto Gomez — Andalusian Bull, Coronado, Air Bender.
Robert Caldwell — Eastern Standard, Long Live the King.
Honduran Camacho + Dominican Avo — two distinctive houses with deep range.
Brazilia, Italia, Flathead — adventurous flavor profiles.
Craig Cunningham's Estelí factory — Mr. Brownstone, Chupacabra.
Classic Connecticut mild smokes — perfect mornings.
Flavored cigars — a thoughtful selection for those who enjoy them.
Leaf by Oscar — distinctive wrapper presentation.
Five-generation grower — Alma series, Reserva Original.
CroMagnon, Aquitaine — boutique with cult following.
Ernesto Perez-Carrillo — Encore, La Historia, Pledge.
Erik Espinosa — Laranja, 601, Murcielago.
Texas-based family brand, rolled in Estelí by the Gómez Sánchez family.
Drew Estate apex — No. 9, T52, Unico.
Arturo Fuente flagship — limited, allocated, prized.
Nicaraguan grower-maker — Jalapa & Estelí estate tobacco.
Small-batch monthly releases from big-name makers, for independent shops.
Dominican Cohiba blends — smooth, refined.
Founded 2020 by Neil Garcia & Gerard Abajian, named for their sons.
Rico family, Honduras — Corojo #5, Persian King.
Serie R, Serie N — long-time Miami favorites.
Over 200 brands and counting. Mainstream classics, boutique blenders, and the small-batch releases worth seeking out. If you do not see it here, ask — our shelf rotates and the boutique bench changes weekly.
200+ brands on our shelf — type to search
Global Premium Cigars, made by Plasencia in Nicaragua — Emerald, Ruby, Black Gold.
Drew Estate's aromatic, infused line — Blondie, Kuba Kuba, 1400cc.
Henderson Ventura's Dominican blends with explorer-themed stories.
Nicaraguan grower-maker — Jalapa & Estelí estate tobacco.
Rafael Nodal's music-inspired blends, rolled at Tabacalera Palma (D.R.).
Nicaraguan power. Exceptional construction every time.
JRE Tobacco's Honduran corojo from the Jamastrán valley.
Prensado, Black Market, Tempus.
Nelson Alfonso's Costa Rican line, aged five years after rolling.
Natura Cigar Co. — tobacco grown high in Constanza, D.R.
Alec Bradley's easygoing everyday blend.
Carlos Fuente Sr. blend for Prometheus — mild to medium, Dominican.
Utah-born brand, rolled at Tabacalera Palma — Deseret, Feathered Serpent.
Tabacalera El Artista (est. 1956), Tamboril, D.R.
House staple — Hemingway, Don Carlos, OpusX when available.
Dominican classics made by the Fuente family — Classic, VSG, ESG.
Tom Lazuka & Christian Eiroa — big ring gauges, bold flavor.
Selected Tobacco, Costa Rica — small-batch, long-aged.
AJ Fernandez–made, Estelí — smooth, approachable blends.
Mild Honduran smoke with a lightly sweetened cap.
Graffiti-art boxes by New York's URNY — Connecticut, Maduro, Nicaragua.
Four-generation Estelí family — Don Chico, Vega Suprema Oro.
Poker-themed Florida brand, rolled at Tabacalera Aragón, Estelí.
Tony Bellatto (La Barba) — rolled at Tabacalera William Ventura, D.R.
Swiss Bentley Tobacco (no relation to the car maker), made at Joya de Nicaragua.
David Ortiz's cigar, made at Tabacalera El Artista, D.R.
Montana-inspired, one size per line — rolled in Estelí.
Jonas Santana's Dominican brand — every blend named for a bird.
James Brown's experimental line from Fábrica Oveja Negra, Estelí — NBK, Killer Bee.
Drew Estate collaboration with Metallica — M81, S84.
Nicaraguan and Honduran blends from Blanco Cigars.
Kentucky-themed collaboration cigar — ask the counter for details.
Marvin Wright's Jamaican-heritage brand, rolled in Estelí.
Cuban-heritage name; U.S. version by General Cigar.
J.C. Newman, made in Nicaragua — full flavor, everyday price.
Curivari's value-priced Nicaraguan puro.
Everyday value line from Tabacalera El Artista, D.R.
Drew Estate collaboration — barrel-fermented tobacco, Dominican-made.
Mike Butera's small-batch line — Bravo Corsa, Fumo Dolce.
Selected Tobacco, Costa Rica — Cuban-style tradition.
Oliva's ligero-heavy line — strong and straightforward.
Robert Caldwell — Eastern Standard, Long Live the King.
Honduran Camacho + Dominican Avo — two distinctive houses with deep range.
Brazilia, Italia, Flathead — adventurous flavor profiles.
Carlito Fuente's tribute to the family's Cuban roots.
Manuel Quesada's Nicaraguan line — Cigar Aficionado's 2008 Cigar of the Year.
Chinese-culture-inspired boutique, Estelí — Pangu, Dynasty, Pioneer.
Victor Nicolás's small Dominican brand — the one with the bird.
Christian Eiroa's Honduran house brand.
Dominican Cohiba blends — smooth, refined.
Boutique blender — Las Calaveras, Le Patissier, Headley Grange.
Minnesota retailers turned makers, rolled by Plasencia in Estelí.
Value-priced bundle smokes — ask the counter for details.
Swiss-founded boutique, made in Nicaragua.
Ian Reith's boutique brand — Nicaraguan blends.
Francisco Almonte's Dominican boutique — "Dominican Big Leaguer."
Rotating shelf pick — ask the counter for details.
J.C. Newman's luxury line, rolled by the Fuente family.
Full-bodied Nicaraguan value, made by AJ Fernandez.
Esteban Disla's Estelí factory — Neutron, Negentropy.
Fuente's tribute to Carlos Fuente Sr. — Cameroon wrapper.
Miami Cigar & Co., safari-themed, made by AJ Fernandez.
Second City's infused Nicaraguan cigars.
Estelí innovators since 1998 — Undercrown, Herrera Estelí, Liga Privada.
Steve Saka's Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust — Sobremesa, Muestra de Saka.
Drew Estate collaboration — barrel-fermented tobacco.
Christian Eiroa — Honduran puros from his family farms.
Honduran classic made at STG's factory in Danlí.
Swiss luxury brand, made in Costa Rica.
Hand-rolled on Calle Ocho in Miami's Little Havana.
Gary Griffith's brand — AF1 (with AJ Fernandez), Grimalkin.
Ernesto Perez-Carrillo — Encore, La Historia, Pledge.
Erik Espinosa — Laranja, 601, Murcielago.
Craig Cunningham's Estelí factory — Mr. Brownstone, Chupacabra.
Hoyo de Monterrey's Honduran premium line.
Drew Estate's everyday value line.
Deadwood Tobacco by Drew Estate — naturally sweet, aromatic.
Former Nat Sherman team's own brand, launched 2021.
Nicholas Melillo — Tabernacle, Charter Oak, Olmec.
Omar de Frias's Nicaraguan boutique, since 2013.
Made by Perdomo in Estelí — Connecticut, Maduro, Sun Grown.
Genuine Counterfeit Cuban — Cuban-style, created with Nick Perdomo.
Prometheus and the Fuente family — luxury Dominican.
Rico family, Honduras — Corojo #5, Persian King.
Aganorsa Leaf line from Nicaragua.
Luxury, gift-worthy, deep range.
Cuban-heritage name; U.S. version is Dominican-made.
Drew Estate, blended by Willy Herrera.
Founded by two Master Masons, made at PDR in the D.R.
Honduran classic from General Cigar.
Reinier Lorenzo's Havana-inspired blends, made in Estelí.
Dion Giolito's blends, mostly rolled at Aganorsa Leaf in Nicaragua.
Drew Estate — coffee-infused, Sumatra wrapper.
Founded 2020 by Neil Garcia & Gerard Abajian, named for their sons.
Tampa's family cigar maker since 1895.
Aganorsa Leaf's value-minded Nicaraguan line.
Nicaragua's oldest premium cigar factory (1968) — Antaño, Cuatro Cinco.
Cuban-heritage name; U.S. version from Altadis.
Seed-to-cigar Estelí factory — K by Karen Berger.
Drew Estate — fire-cured Kentucky tobacco, smoky and unique.
Espinosa and Guy Fieri, rolled by AJ Fernandez.
Kevin "King" Brown's Florida brand — Nicaraguan tobacco.
Glen Case's brand — mostly Dominican-made.
The Dominican Republic's oldest cigar maker (1903).
Tony Bellatto — rolled at Tabacalera William Ventura, D.R.
Jochy Blanco's house brand from Tabacalera Palma.
Serie R, Serie N — long-time Miami favorites.
Paley family heritage brand (1896), revived in 2010.
Stefan Lampert's boutique — 1675 Series, Costa Rican Oro.
Drew Estate's natural (non-infused) aromatic blends.
Small-batch pick — ask the counter for details.
Litto Gomez — Andalusian Bull, Coronado, Air Bender.
Drew Estate apex — No. 9, T52, Unico.
Small-batch monthly releases from big-name makers, for independent shops.
Caldwell's flagship Dominican blend.
Caldwell — Cameroon wrapper, medium body.
STG's revived Cuban-era name, made in Honduras.
Caldwell's rescued-tobacco releases.
Luciano Meirelles' own factory in Estelí — The Dreamer, Fiat Lux.
Classic Connecticut mild smokes — perfect mornings.
AJ Fernandez's bold line — Ruination, Virtue.
Named for the famously devoted cigar smoker.
Made by Oliva in Nicaragua — Dawn and Dusk.
Blanco Cigars in a ribbon-tied bundle (mazo).
Mel Shal's India-inspired brand, made in Costa Rica.
Cameroon-leaf family house — rare and premium.
Ferio Tego's revival of Nat Sherman's Metropolitan Selection.
Steve Saka's broadleaf maduro (Dunbarton).
Miami Cigar & Co. — home of Don Lino and Tatiana.
Texas-based family brand, rolled in Estelí by the Gómez Sánchez family.
Dominican Montecristo. Mellow to medium-bodied.
Steve Saka's small-batch Dunbarton line.
Garcia-family Nicaraguan craftsmanship.
Budget-friendly since 1965, now handmade in Nicaragua.
Miami Cigar & Co. founder's namesake line.
Drew Estate — rustic, broadleaf-wrapped Nicaraguan.
Platinum Nova — long-aged Dominican and Nicaraguan tobacco.
Oliva's short, thick format created by Sam Leccia.
Serie V, Melanio — consistent, award-winning blends.
OSOK by photographer Edgar Hoill — Nicaraguan puros.
Arturo Fuente flagship — limited, allocated, prized.
Leaf by Oscar — distinctive wrapper presentation.
Nicaraguan classics. Full body, exceptional value.
Artista's newspaper-wrapped bundle — Connecticut or Maduro.
Drew Estate collaboration — barrel-fermented tobacco.
Cuban-heritage name; U.S. version by General Cigar.
Value Line Reserve — PDR's budget line from Tamboril, D.R.
Family-run, Nicaraguan, exceptional construction.
Gran Habano (Rico family), Honduras.
Five-generation grower — Alma series, Reserva Original.
Long-standing classic — Punch Punch, Rare Corojo.
Manuel Quesada's Dominican family brand.
The Endemaño family's Danlí, Honduras factory and its own lines.
Honduran veteran's own brand, made in Danlí — Genesis, Exclusivo.
Texas-only blend by Scott "Stogius Maximus" Lewis, made by AJ Fernandez.
Wide range — easy entry to bolder, layered fare.
Noel Rojas, Estelí — Bluebonnets, Street Tacos, KSG.
CroMagnon, Aquitaine — boutique with cult following.
Approachable Dominican smokes. Perfect first cigars.
Matt Booth — bold packaging, bolder smokes.
Cuban-heritage name; U.S. version from Altadis.
General Cigar's Honduran Sancho Panza.
French for "without equal" — vintage tobacco, rolled at Tabacalera Palma.
European-style profile, blended in Nicaragua (launched 2025).
Infused Nicaraguan cigars — the makers of Don Rafa.
Steve Saka's no-compromise Dunbarton flagship.
Steve Saka's signature Dunbarton blend.
Miami brand — sweet, aromatic Nicaraguan blends.
Robert Holt — Kudzu, Rose of Sharon, Jacob's Ladder.
Horse-themed Cowboy Series, made in Nicaragua (not the actor).
Best known for its Stinky cigar ashtray — ask the counter.
Virginia boutique, rolled by Noel Rojas in Estelí.
Deadwood Tobacco by Drew Estate — sweet maduro corona.
Drew Estate's coffee-infused line.
Eddie Tarazona's Miami boutique — 305, Guerrilla 305.
Flavored cigars — a thoughtful selection for those who enjoy them.
Pete Johnson favorites — Black Label, Brown Label, Negociant.
Ted Jackson's small-batch Dominican cigars, since 1996.
Fuente blend grown for Andy Garcia's film The Lost City.
No matching brands. Ask the counter — we may have it on the boutique bench or arriving soon.
Tell us what you like to drink, what you have enjoyed before, or that you are completely new — and we will hand you a cigar to match. No pressure, no upselling.
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