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Although there are some renowned high-quality cigar companies in the United States, the majority of premium cigars consumed in the nation are imported from Nicaragua, the Dominican Republic, and Honduras. However, almost all cigars that were smoked in the country, sixty years ago, were made at home.

Cigar smokers, especially connoisseurs, understand that the passage of time affects the flavors and aromas of their cigars, just as it does with fine wines and spirits.

We all know that coffee is one of the most popular beverages in the world: in the United States alone, nearly half of the population drinks coffee daily. As a result, it is not surprising that aromatic and creamy coffee is one of the most popular combinations for those who enjoy a good cigar.

Brick House is a line of cigars with a long history. 

This brand, born in New York City 140 years ago, is still one of the favorites of Americans. 

As it is easy to imagine, the striking name of these cigars was inspired by the famous American gangster from the beginning of the last century.

Oliva Cigars unveiled in 2008 a daring and unique concept that meant a true innovation in the world of tobacco. It was the NUB line, short but corpulent cigars whose blends capture the perfect essence of a conventional sized cigar.