The Friends and Family Bel Air is a 6 x 50 box pressed Toro and is packaged in boxes of 15. Andre Farkas of Viaje Cigar Co has explained that the Friends and Family blend initially started out as a rare private production made with very high quality tobaccos created to give to his personal friends and family, hence the name. Once people got a taste, he was persuaded to put the cigar out on the market, albeit in extremely limited numbers. Viaje is already known for the limited runs of their brands, the Friends and Family takes the crown of "most limited" with retailers usually receiving one, maybe two boxes at most.

The new 7 x 50 Churchill Size of the V.O.R. (Viaje Oro Reserva) and Viaje Platino Reserva (V.P.R.) series called the Aficionado. The new vitola name is clearly a nod to the #2 Rating the VOR #5 recieved from Cigar Aficionado in 2011 in thier annual 'Top 25 Cigars'. An award winning smoke from Viaje, similar to the regular Oro and Platino blends with a Corojo99 wrapper and more ligero in the filler blend for more strength. A fantastic cigar well worth a try!

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In an isolated mountainous region of Colombia near the Caribbean coast lies a region called the Montes de Maria. There, for the past 15 years a family of farmers has tended to an alluring tobacco known as Ica Mazinga. Derived from a Cuban seed first grown in Colombia in the 1820�s, Ica Mazinga is a captivating varietal that burns beautifully and smokes effortlessly. The unique flavor of Ica Mazinga is harnessed in the CAO Colombia, the first cigar to prominently feature Columbian Tobacco. This mild-medium-bodied world blend is a savory smoke, boasting notes of toasted nuts sprinkled with briny nuances for an adventure into the unexpected. Available in twenty count boxes and four vitolas, there is a size for every aficionado.

Boutique Blends President Rafael Nodal has a very close relationship with Jochi Blanco from Tabacalera La Palma. All of the Aging Room lines use the tobacco from Blanco. Bin No. 1 refers to the tobacco used for this project. Blanco has tobacco that has been curing since 1999 and 2001 when he was predominately growing Cuban seed in the Cibao Valley of the Dominican Republic. The wrapper on this project is an Ecuadorian Habano with the binder and filler both from this aged stock of Cuban Seed Dominican tobacco. This cigar will be boxed in quantities of twenty two. Going back to Rafael Nodal�s love of music the Aging Room Bin No. 1 will have vitolas in B Minor 6 1/8 x 52, C Major 6 1/4 x 54 and G Major 6 1/4 x 63.

La Aurora has taken it's flagship top-shelf line, the Preferidos, and created trays of 150, containing 25 Corona's (5 1/2 x 42) or each of the Six magnificent Preferidos blends. Included is the Diamond (Conn. Broadleaf), Ruby (Brazil Maduro), Emerald (Ecuadorian Sungrown), Platinum (Cameroon), Sapphire (Connecticut Shade), and Gold (Dominican Corojo). Both full trays and Singles are available. Get these while they're available. Once they're gone, they're gone! More Info on the Preferidos Line:

The Preferidos features either a toothy Cameroon wrapper, a dark and rich Brazilian Maduro leaf, a Dominican Corojo wrapper, or a seven year old shade grown Connecticut wrapper. All the wrappers are aged in oak casks to add layers of complexity and finesse to each cigar. The La Aurora Preferidos comes in the original perfecto shape that was rolled at the La Aurora factory when it was first opened over a century ago.

The Quesada Oktoberfest is maybe the first cigar blended to be enjoyed with a fine hearty beer. Conceived and made by the Quesada Family in their Dominican Republic factory, this limited edition cigar line was first introduced in October of 2011. The success of the Quesada Oktoberfest has led to the Quesada family release this line in different sizes in limited runs once a year (around October). These additional sizes are sure to be a hit with those micro-brew beer fans, and we recommend pouring yourself a full glass while enjoying this blend. The Oktoberfest is comprised of a Domincan Habano seed wrapper from the Cibao Valley, a Dominican binder, and aged Cuban seed fillers, which are comprised of a combination of Criollo & Olor tobaccos with Dominican Viso and Ligero leaves.

We've got an unbelievable deal on this limited edition smoke from Davidoff / Zino! Save 50% Off while supplies last! High Accolades across the board with this one, Rated 91 from Halfwheel.com and 92 by CigarCoop.com. Hurry and grab a box while supplies last!

Davidoff has released a new limited edition cigar, Zino Platinum �The Make of Los Angeles� Collector�s Edition. The box features artwork from Artist Burton Machen, who was born in 1970 in Ashville/Alabama, has devoted several decades of his life to photographing street art and urban decay. According to Davidoff, �The taste of this cigar in its majestic Toro format reflects the spirit of the age. Its aroma changes from sweet/creamy to a more powerful, woody note with a slightly musky/peppery touch. In the second third, the cigar draws and burns consistently. Now the woody notes are predominant, but are increasingly rounded off by sweet and creamy nuances. During the last third of the cigar, the taste is very balanced and fills the mouth. Thanks to the mix of these special tobacco varieties such as San Vincente MejoradoVisus, Piloto Visus, Olor/Piloto Visus, San Vicente Mejorado Visus and San Vicente Mejorado Seco, the cigar creatively expresses innovative aromas that offer inspiring pleasure.

Another killer deal from Atlantic.. This time we take aim at a limited edition Blackout from Camacho. The Figurado (6 1/8 X 42/54) and Churchill (7 X 48) sizes are currently HALF OFF the regular MSRP Retail price!

Camacho Blackout Limited Edition is another knockout from the daring minds at Camacho Cigars. The Blackout is what happens when you take Camacho's signature complexity and boldness and add in a heap of super aged tobaccos. The wrapper was grown in 2006. It was picked from top primings and fermented using an uncommon "press-fermentation" process where additional weight is added to the aging piles. This raises the internal temperatures of the fermenting tobacco. The wrapper was then given extra time to rest and the result is a dark, sweet and rich leaf with a ton of oil. For the rest of the blend, a binder from 2009 and fillers from 2003, 2008 and 2009 were chosen to round out the complex and flavorful profile.