OPULANT AND COMPLEX!

Romeo y Julieta has produced countless high quality, premium handmades through the years, becoming a favorite of cigar aficionados around the world. With some of the best-selling blends featured throughout their portfolio, it’s no surprise their newest offering falls effortlessly into the Romeo lineup.

ROMEO 505 Nicaragua is described as “the rebel child of the family,” and is the brand’s first cigar primarily sourced in Nicaragua. Made up of a sultry Habano Jalapa wrapper complete with a Jalapa binder and fillers from Jalapa, Estelí, and Condega, all of the tobaccos were grown in rich, volcanic soil lending to 505’s opulent and complex flavors of dried fruit, wood, and leather. This is a truly unique experience for cigar lovers craving that extra punch.

COFFEE, CASHEWS, AND CEDAR...

Obsidian burst onto the scene with a black, full-sleeve band that instantly set itself apart from the competition. But we all know, the band doesn't make the blend, and Abe Flores from Pinar del Rio ensures that the blend is top notch. Abe Flores has been making legendary blends for years now and has established himself as one of the premier Dominican manufacturers. Obsidian White Noise is just further proof of his ascent to the top of the cigar game.

Obsidian White Noise is not mellow. Don't confuse the alabaster glow of the band with something that's light and airy. White Noise starts with a smooth, hearty Ecuadorian Habano wrapper. The wrapper is seemingly dripping with oils and will get any enthusiast's palate salivating. The fillers from the Dominican and Nicaragua round the blend out and make for a medium to full-bodied blend loaded with notes of coffee, cashews, cedar, and light hints of vanilla on the finish. The original Obsidian established the brand's potential, Obsidian White Noise realizes that potential.

CARAMALIZED DELICIOUSNESS...

One of the original Nicaraguan cigar brands, Joya de Nicaragua was released over 50 years ago, but has been extra active over recent years. Updating their portfolio with several new lines that cater to a wider audience of enthusiasts, Joya has introduced a more modern look and feel while maintaining an old school commitment to quality and craftsmanship. One of the best examples of this careful balance is the new Joya de Nicaragua Copper.

Copper is a flavor-packed Puro, featuring a recipe of all-Nicaraguan long-leaf underneath a thick, oily Habano wrapper. Full-bodied, the blend delivers bold notes of coffee bean and kola nut , with some red pepper on the back of the palate, before a long, leathery, caramalized conclusion. Best enjoyed after dinner, Joya de Nicaragua Copper is a captivating new premium from one of the best companies in the business!