Like most finer things, cigars improve with age. During the rolling process, various strands and tobacco leaves are blended together to give each cigar its unique flavor and aroma. It is at this time that the marriage process begins. As the cigars start to age, the oils from different leaves begin to marry together. It is a continuous process which over time improves the stability and complex subtleties of the smoke. Proper aging requires a highly accurate climate, precise timing, and a great deal of patience. Cigar.com’s aging room takes all the work out of aging for you, bringing you finely aged cigars ready to smoke!

The date listed on the items below represent the estimated boxing date. Some cigar manufacturers will typically age their tobacco to varying degrees after the fermentation process prior to rolling. For example, a Macanudo Vintage 1997 may have a boxing date of 2004. This indicates that the manufacturer used 1997 aged tobacco and rolled the cigar closer to the boxing date.