November 2025

Torpedo

The torpedo is roughly 6 1/8 inches in length, with a general ring size of around 52. A wider cigar with a smaller, tapered mouth, the torpedo is powerful yet comfortable for any level of cigar smoker.

Churchill

Named for the British Prime Minister who enjoyed smoking this 6 3/4 inch to 7 3/4 inch cigar, the Churchill is the perfect cigar for the patient cigar smoker. Smoking smoother and cooler than other cigars, the Churchill provides cigar enthusiasts with a chance to slow down and enjoy a long, quality smoke.

Toro

The toro is the perfect sized cigar for a long lasting yet enjoyable smoking experience. At 6 inches in length and with a ring size of 54, the Toro is a great smoke for any occasion.

Robusto

A robusto cigar ranges anywhere from 4 1/2 inches to 5 1/2 inches in length with a ring size in the range of 48-54. Shorter and wider by nature, robustos provide an excellent balance between size and flavor, and tend to smoke a little stronger than a longer Churchill.

Petit Corona

The smallest cigar we offer, the Petit Corona has a very direct and linear design. Often described as the perfect companion cigar, the Petit Corona slips right into your inside coat pocket and is a perfect break time smoke, lasting around 20-30 minutes.

Standard

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Deluxe

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Premium

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Double Toro

Six inches in length and with our largest available ring size of 60, the double toro allows for a powerful yet long-lasting smoke. Take your time while smoking a cigar of this size in order to reduce the heat and strength of the smoking experience.

Esplendido

This big cigar is beautifully constructed and provides an incredible smoking experience. The Esplendido is a similar in size to the Churchill at 7 inches long and can be smoked for about an hour and fifteen minutes to an hour and a half.

Presidente

Can’t get enough cigar? Then the Presidente is for you. This large and in charge cigar is exemplifies the word huge.

Variety

Torpedo

The torpedo is roughly 6 1/8 inches in length, with a general ring size of around 52. A wider cigar with a smaller, tapered mouth, the torpedo is powerful yet comfortable for any level of cigar smoker.

Churchill

Named for the British Prime Minister who enjoyed smoking this 6 3/4 inch to 7 3/4 inch cigar, the Churchill is the perfect cigar for the patient cigar smoker. Smoking smoother and cooler than other cigars, the Churchill provides cigar enthusiasts with a chance to slow down and enjoy a long, quality smoke.

Toro

The toro is the perfect sized cigar for a long lasting yet enjoyable smoking experience. At 6 inches in length and with a ring size of 54, the Toro is a great smoke for any occasion.

Robusto

A robusto cigar ranges anywhere from 4 1/2 inches to 5 1/2 inches in length with a ring size in the range of 48-54. Shorter and wider by nature, robustos provide an excellent balance between size and flavor, and tend to smoke a little stronger than a longer Churchill.

Petit Corona

The smallest cigar we offer, the Petit Corona has a very direct and linear design. Often described as the perfect companion cigar, the Petit Corona slips right into your inside coat pocket and is a perfect break time smoke, lasting around 20-30 minutes.

Standard

Some Standard size description

Deluxe

Some Deluxe size description

Premium

Some Premium size description

Double Toro

Six inches in length and with our largest available ring size of 60, the double toro allows for a powerful yet long-lasting smoke. Take your time while smoking a cigar of this size in order to reduce the heat and strength of the smoking experience.

Esplendido

This big cigar is beautifully constructed and provides an incredible smoking experience. The Esplendido is a similar in size to the Churchill at 7 inches long and can be smoked for about an hour and fifteen minutes to an hour and a half.

Presidente

Can’t get enough cigar? Then the Presidente is for you. This large and in charge cigar is exemplifies the word huge.

Variety

Torpedo

The torpedo is roughly 6 1/8 inches in length, with a general ring size of around 52. A wider cigar with a smaller, tapered mouth, the torpedo is powerful yet comfortable for any level of cigar smoker.

Churchill

Named for the British Prime Minister who enjoyed smoking this 6 3/4 inch to 7 3/4 inch cigar, the Churchill is the perfect cigar for the patient cigar smoker. Smoking smoother and cooler than other cigars, the Churchill provides cigar enthusiasts with a chance to slow down and enjoy a long, quality smoke.

Toro

The toro is the perfect sized cigar for a long lasting yet enjoyable smoking experience. At 6 inches in length and with a ring size of 54, the Toro is a great smoke for any occasion.

Robusto

A robusto cigar ranges anywhere from 4 1/2 inches to 5 1/2 inches in length with a ring size in the range of 48-54. Shorter and wider by nature, robustos provide an excellent balance between size and flavor, and tend to smoke a little stronger than a longer Churchill.

Petit Corona

The smallest cigar we offer, the Petit Corona has a very direct and linear design. Often described as the perfect companion cigar, the Petit Corona slips right into your inside coat pocket and is a perfect break time smoke, lasting around 20-30 minutes.

Standard

Some Standard size description

Deluxe

Some Deluxe size description

Premium

Some Premium size description

Double Toro

Six inches in length and with our largest available ring size of 60, the double toro allows for a powerful yet long-lasting smoke. Take your time while smoking a cigar of this size in order to reduce the heat and strength of the smoking experience.

Esplendido

This big cigar is beautifully constructed and provides an incredible smoking experience. The Esplendido is a similar in size to the Churchill at 7 inches long and can be smoked for about an hour and fifteen minutes to an hour and a half.

Presidente

Can’t get enough cigar? Then the Presidente is for you. This large and in charge cigar is exemplifies the word huge.

Variety

1. He installed a secret surveillance system in the White House

Some people think he installed this system to get inspiration for his future memoir, but it was able to capture many historic conversations such as the discussions he had with his staff about the Cuban Missile Crisis.  

1. He was dreading running against Mitt Romney?s father

  He told a friend in 1963 that he would rather run against Senator Barry Goldwater than Michigan Governor George Romney, who was more moderate.  

1. He snagged 1,200 Cuban cigars for himself before enacting an embargo

Before enacting the Cuban trade embargo in 1962, he made sure he had enough cigars for himself. However, other people did not have the same opportunity, but luckily companies such as Custom Tobacco now give Americans great cigar options with customizable bands.  

1. He really wanted to learn French

Although his wife was fluent in French, he wasn?t. He wanted to learn, however, and asked his daughter Caroline for help.  

1. Kennedy gave all of his presidential salary to charity

Since he came from a wealthy family, he did not need the income and decided to donate it. He also jumpstarted many organizations that help the less fortunate, like the?Peace Corp, that are still prominent today.

Torpedo

The torpedo is roughly 6 1/8 inches in length, with a general ring size of around 52. A wider cigar with a smaller, tapered mouth, the torpedo is powerful yet comfortable for any level of cigar smoker.

Churchill

Named for the British Prime Minister who enjoyed smoking this 6 3/4 inch to 7 3/4 inch cigar, the Churchill is the perfect cigar for the patient cigar smoker. Smoking smoother and cooler than other cigars, the Churchill provides cigar enthusiasts with a chance to slow down and enjoy a long, quality smoke.

Toro

The toro is the perfect sized cigar for a long lasting yet enjoyable smoking experience. At 6 inches in length and with a ring size of 54, the Toro is a great smoke for any occasion.

Robusto

A robusto cigar ranges anywhere from 4 1/2 inches to 5 1/2 inches in length with a ring size in the range of 48-54. Shorter and wider by nature, robustos provide an excellent balance between size and flavor, and tend to smoke a little stronger than a longer Churchill.

Petit Corona

The smallest cigar we offer, the Petit Corona has a very direct and linear design. Often described as the perfect companion cigar, the Petit Corona slips right into your inside coat pocket and is a perfect break time smoke, lasting around 20-30 minutes.

Standard

Some Standard size description

Deluxe

Some Deluxe size description

Premium

Some Premium size description

Double Toro

Six inches in length and with our largest available ring size of 60, the double toro allows for a powerful yet long-lasting smoke. Take your time while smoking a cigar of this size in order to reduce the heat and strength of the smoking experience.

Esplendido

This big cigar is beautifully constructed and provides an incredible smoking experience. The Esplendido is a similar in size to the Churchill at 7 inches long and can be smoked for about an hour and fifteen minutes to an hour and a half.

Presidente

Can’t get enough cigar? Then the Presidente is for you. This large and in charge cigar is exemplifies the word huge.

Variety

Torpedo

The torpedo is roughly 6 1/8 inches in length, with a general ring size of around 52. A wider cigar with a smaller, tapered mouth, the torpedo is powerful yet comfortable for any level of cigar smoker.

Churchill

Named for the British Prime Minister who enjoyed smoking this 6 3/4 inch to 7 3/4 inch cigar, the Churchill is the perfect cigar for the patient cigar smoker. Smoking smoother and cooler than other cigars, the Churchill provides cigar enthusiasts with a chance to slow down and enjoy a long, quality smoke.

Toro

The toro is the perfect sized cigar for a long lasting yet enjoyable smoking experience. At 6 inches in length and with a ring size of 54, the Toro is a great smoke for any occasion.

Robusto

A robusto cigar ranges anywhere from 4 1/2 inches to 5 1/2 inches in length with a ring size in the range of 48-54. Shorter and wider by nature, robustos provide an excellent balance between size and flavor, and tend to smoke a little stronger than a longer Churchill.

Petit Corona

The smallest cigar we offer, the Petit Corona has a very direct and linear design. Often described as the perfect companion cigar, the Petit Corona slips right into your inside coat pocket and is a perfect break time smoke, lasting around 20-30 minutes.

Standard

Some Standard size description

Deluxe

Some Deluxe size description

Premium

Some Premium size description

Double Toro

Six inches in length and with our largest available ring size of 60, the double toro allows for a powerful yet long-lasting smoke. Take your time while smoking a cigar of this size in order to reduce the heat and strength of the smoking experience.

Esplendido

This big cigar is beautifully constructed and provides an incredible smoking experience. The Esplendido is a similar in size to the Churchill at 7 inches long and can be smoked for about an hour and fifteen minutes to an hour and a half.

Presidente

Can’t get enough cigar? Then the Presidente is for you. This large and in charge cigar is exemplifies the word huge.

Variety

Q: Why do you smoke cigars? A: I smoke cigars to unplug. To achieve hyper present moments of just “being.” From the moment I start to light a cigar throughout the duration of smoking it, the entire experience allows me to un plug from the world and be in that present moment. Q: Interesting philosophical approach to smoking cigars. A: Yes. To me philosophically, the entire experience of cigar smoking dissolves the ego. Its not about the “escape” as some guys seek. Instead, I go from having thoughts about the past or the future to only “being” in the present moment. In being in the present moment as I smoke my cigar, I become everything around me and what I’m experiencing. Usually that’s being in a nice cigar lounge becoming mush in a nice leather chair or couch with a water or a coffee and my cigar. Q: That sounds great but any pet peeves? A: Yes. I have some, but I don’t smoke as often as some of my hedge fund buddies do. These regulars are still pretty chill but if you ask them about their pet peeves they surprisingly have a number of gripes that they never mention. Q: Like what? A: For me, toasting. I watch how a guy lights his cigar philosophically. In my mind a cigar should be lit with a cedar shaving – not a match as the match can contain sulfur that can leak into the cigar taste. The cigar should be lit with the cedar shaving by toasting the edges of the cigar with just the tip of the flame so the end of the wrapper burns inward creating a bit of a seal with the filler and tobacco. Not only is this a relaxing ritual, lighting a cigar in this manner increases the odds of an even burn. Q: What else? A: A guy has to be good to the cigar merchant. Sometimes I see guys come in to smoke cigars they brought with them typically in a nice case. But I agree with the cigar merchant’s “buy one” “smoke one” policy. That is, a guy can’t just come to a lounge with his cigars and lite them up without buying one from the shop. It’s awkward for the cigar merchant to have a cutting fee but there’s a reason why he does so. Usually a buy one/smoke one cutting fee sign is posted. Even though no one may say thing, cigar smokers notice if a guy doesn’t comply with the policy. Q: Wow. A: Yes, and if we’re on the subject, if a guy pulls a special box of cigars out of his locker, he’s got to be prepared to offer one up to anyone that joins him as I’ve seen guys sit down with a box of Cubans, talk up a big game about them, yet not offer any of his buddies a smoke. Not cool according to cigar guy code. Q: Interesting. Anything else? A: Yes. a true smoker doesn’t flick his ash. If you watch the professional smokers they let the ash develop as long as they can. And even when ashing, their technique is to roll the cigar along the top of a cigar ashtray so the ash falls off in its entirety. A guy who flicks his cigar in my mind is trying to make a point but in the context of a total tranquil setting, it ends up looking like he’s trying to manufacture drama in a very subtle way. Again, a small point but true cigar smokers notice. Q: What else? A: I’m not as particular as to whether you’re a cutter or a biter as I’m an old school biter. But you’ve got to know basic things like not to bite a torpedo or perfecto. And not to disrespectfully spit any errant tobacco pieces into the air. Instead discretely remove any tobacco from your tongue or lips with your fingers and thumb and then precisely place them onto only your side of the ash tray in a hygienic manner. Also, be sensitive to the dynamics when you sit down at a local club, lounge or even at any cigar store as there are usually regulars that respect unspoken seating arrangements. So if you’re the outsider, be sure to offer up your seat when you see a regular arrive that seems a little disoriented as to where he’s going to sit as you may be the jack ass sitting in his usual seat and therefore disrupting the karmic vibe. Q: Interesting. But I thought you said you were pretty chill when it came to cigar smoking. A: I am. But I’m still a hedge fund data point guy. As a hedge fund data point guy you still process these data points but you don’t react to them. You see, in the hedge fund data point game its about what you didn’t know, that you didn’t know, you didn’t know.

Thank you for your thoughts.

Torpedo

The torpedo is roughly 6 1/8 inches in length, with a general ring size of around 52. A wider cigar with a smaller, tapered mouth, the torpedo is powerful yet comfortable for any level of cigar smoker.

Churchill

Named for the British Prime Minister who enjoyed smoking this 6 3/4 inch to 7 3/4 inch cigar, the Churchill is the perfect cigar for the patient cigar smoker. Smoking smoother and cooler than other cigars, the Churchill provides cigar enthusiasts with a chance to slow down and enjoy a long, quality smoke.

Toro

The toro is the perfect sized cigar for a long lasting yet enjoyable smoking experience. At 6 inches in length and with a ring size of 54, the Toro is a great smoke for any occasion.

Robusto

A robusto cigar ranges anywhere from 4 1/2 inches to 5 1/2 inches in length with a ring size in the range of 48-54. Shorter and wider by nature, robustos provide an excellent balance between size and flavor, and tend to smoke a little stronger than a longer Churchill.

Petit Corona

The smallest cigar we offer, the Petit Corona has a very direct and linear design. Often described as the perfect companion cigar, the Petit Corona slips right into your inside coat pocket and is a perfect break time smoke, lasting around 20-30 minutes.

Standard

Some Standard size description

Deluxe

Some Deluxe size description

Premium

Some Premium size description

Double Toro

Six inches in length and with our largest available ring size of 60, the double toro allows for a powerful yet long-lasting smoke. Take your time while smoking a cigar of this size in order to reduce the heat and strength of the smoking experience.

Esplendido

This big cigar is beautifully constructed and provides an incredible smoking experience. The Esplendido is a similar in size to the Churchill at 7 inches long and can be smoked for about an hour and fifteen minutes to an hour and a half.

Presidente

Can’t get enough cigar? Then the Presidente is for you. This large and in charge cigar is exemplifies the word huge.

Variety

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You’ll often hear about the infamous Cuban Cigar. A classic in old mafia movies and an iconic part of A-list celebrity culture back in the day. We know they?haven’t?been around for a while, but what happened to them?

February 1962. The then president JFK created a trade embargo against Communist Cuba to sanction Fidel Castro’s regime. At the the Fidel had taken control of the the island of Cuba and had seized properties (including cigar companies).

1962! Yea, that’s a long time ago. Aren’t we over communism now? & We wait, we even trade with communist countries like China! Can we have Cuban cigars in the US?

The short answer to that is no, they are still illegal and the law has been even MORE stringent in 2004. United States citizens can’t buy them at home OR abroad. So even if you fly over to Cuba for a summertime vacation, US citizens can’t legally?acquire?or consume Cuban cigars.

So, when CAN we get Cuban cigars?

As long as Fidel Castro is still kicking, and as long as Cuba’s government remains a Communist, the Cuban Trade Embargo will still be effective. While the embargo is controversial, as some think it hurts the people of Cuba more than Castro, many people are trying to overturn it.

While the Cuban cigars?aren’t?on the market, why not try the closest thing on the market? The Briarmont Reserve is considered “the best Cuban cigar not to be made in Cuba.”