A genuine African Cameroon wrapper highlights this unique-tasting and affordably-priced selection presented in mostly box-pressed shapes. Each cigar is skillfully handmade with a medium-bodied blend of Nicaraguan Habano long-fillers and binders that are carefully selected to complement the rich flavor and aroma of the specially-aged wrapper. Available in a wide variety of shapes, the Oliva Serie G is a great way to introduce yourself to the Oliva Cigar Family of fine premium cigars.

CAO Italia Gondola cigars are exquisite figurados handmade with Italian-grown Habano tobacco, plus Nicaraguan & Peruvian long-filler encased in a tawny, sweet-smelling, Honduran wrapper. The result is a rich, earthy and remarkably smooth, medium to full-bodied cigar with a marvelous aroma.

Ashton Cabinet Pyramid cigars are exquisitely handcrafted with five different 4 to 5 year-aged Dominican tobaccos draped in seamless Connecticut shade wrappers aged one extra year. A marvelously smooth, well-rounded and aromatic cigar that's also rich, creamy and multidimensional. A "must try"!

Ashton Cabinet No. 3 cigars are handcrafted exclusively by the master blenders at Arturo Fuente Cigars. These luxurious, mild to medium-bodied cigars are aged to perfection with a select blend of 4-5 year-aged, rich-tasting Dominican tobaccos surrounded by golden Connecticut shade-grown wrappers that have been aged one extra year. Like all Ashton cigars, the Ashton Cabinet #3 (4)'s construction is exquisite, while the smoke is perfectly-balanced and complex in flavor with a seductive aroma.

The most representative of medium formats couldn't be omitted from this new brand. Excellent in all respents, it is distinguished for medium-to-strong flavor, the selection of its leaves and the magnificient wrapper. A Habano that is going to de included among the best.

A size coming to enrich this format so appreciated by great cigar smokers. The special selection of its leaves and the quality of its wrapper make the Doble Corona by Vegas Robaina one of the best surprises bequeated us by Cuban tobacco experts. Of medium-to-strong flavor and excellently presented, its combustion and draw make this Habano a long-smoke, after-dinner cigar.

This size completes the five brand formats chosen for marketing the new Vegar Robaina brand. Compared with the "Clasicos" (Cervantes Format), it apparently has greater strength and concertration of flavor as it gets smoked, but this is only due to its 20 mm. less (3/4 of an inch). A very good Habano for whatever time of the day.

This format which, to date, has mainly existed as "Choix Supeme" by El Rey del Mundo, is enriched with this size by Robaina. Having a medium-to-strong flavor and a very good structure, we have a Habano which, often confused with a , shall become increasingly esteemed amongst cigar smokers of thick, short cigars, who sometimes lack the time to smoke them.

An addition to the small the important size range of Habanos of this format. Like Montecristo and Upmann, we have a Habano which is robust, compact, strong and highly flavored. The special selection of its leaves and the quality of its wrapper distinguish it to such an extent that, in the future, it may be the perfect counterpoint to the Montecristo No. 2 when it comes down to choosing between two Habanos of the same format

The Griffin's Piramides cigars are undoubtedly one of the highest in overall quality among the up-market Dominican cigars. A harmonious blend of three distinct Cibao Valley-grown, aged tobaccos and a superior Dominican binder are meticulously hand-rolled and finished in a lush U.S. Connecticut shade-grown wrapper, with some sizes sporting a luscious Maduro wrapper. Exquisitely rich, yet mild, and perfectly-balanced with subtle traces of nuts and cedar on the finish, The Griffin's Piramides cigars are geared for the true aficionado.

This size evidences all the soft and complex essence that characterizes the brand, this time in the powerful and attractive Piramide size. Habanos S.A. presents the long-awaited Edicion Limitada 2003. Received year after year with great acceptance, the Limited Edition distinguishes itself for the inclusion of sizes which are not part of the usual range of the brand, and is characterized by a special manufacture. The careful selection of a two-year aged wrapper from the upper level of the plant grants it a darker color and turns this product into something unique.

This cigar isn't particularly 'Cohiban', nor is it typically Cuban. The construction is outstanding, however the wrapper is not the usual thrice-fermented Cohiba style, but rather the '2nd generation' of the 2 year-old dark reddish-brown special edition wrappers. This cigar burns very evenly, a testament to its superior construction. It is medium in body, not strong - with much spice and pepper tones, and a touch of leather and chocolate notes. Further on it became slightly acidic on the lips, and showed other signs of youth - so it will improve with ageing. In six months to 2 years, this cigar may well become a highly unique smoke with unusual brand characteristics, and prized for its rarity considering the limited availability.

One of the most wanted Piramides. A medium to full-bodied cigar. Delicate aroma and coples flavours of wood and spice. Easy draw and even burn. A great example of 1st class piramides.

Habanos S.A. presented proudly the most eagerly-awaited cigar: The Partagás Serie P No. 2. The Serie P No. 2 is made by hand of leaves carefully selected from the best tobacco plantations in the Vuelta Abajo area. They come in the 52-gauge pyramid (or torpedo) size, that is 6 inches (156 millimeters) long. Their blend—created by experts—bears the seal of this brand and the distinctive taste of its world-famous Series line, whose standard-bearer is the Partagás Series D No. 4. The Pirámide Vitola, also known as Torpedo, is one of the most sough after and highly appreciated sizes among the enthusiasts in the art of smoking.

The similarities with the Montecristo cigars are present in almos all the sizes of the Upmann brand. This No. 2 is one of the tapered cigars par excellence, since the care that put into the making of the H. Upmann, at times, is not present in the Montecristo cigars. The only, difference would be barely in one degree less of strength. Magnificent draw and combustion. A great Habano, only for real enthusiasts.