Cigars
The worlds finest cigars from Cuban suppliers Cohiba, Dutch suppliers Henri Wintermans (including Cafe Creme), Schimmelpenninck, Van Hartog & the Belgian Agio.
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Cuban Cigars Cigars from the master cigar-makers. Cuba produces the world's finest but, boy, are they hard to get hold of? |
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Henri Wintermans Cigars Classical Dutch range including Cafe Creme & sizes of Corona, Half Corona & Shorts. |
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Schimmelpenninck Cigars Created in 1995, the Schimmelpenninck is a cigar for those who enjoy a mild taste. Named for a famous governor of Holland, Rutger Jan Schimmelpenninck, these cigars feature a Sumatra sandleaf wrapper and a java binder, combined with filler tobaccos from Brazil (Bahia) and Indonesia (Bezuki). |
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Willem II Named after the Dutch prince of Orange William II (1626), the Willem II cigars stand for the traditional high quality of Dutch cigars. |
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Van Hartog Cigars Van Hartog - New Zealand's own cigars made under licence in Holland. |
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Agio Cigars Every year, about 750 million cigars are produced and sold, primarily through the company's own sales organisations in western and southern Europe. Agio also exports to over 100 countries worldwide and exploys over 2000 employees. Founded in 1904, Royal Agio Cigars is still a family business and has grown to become a leading manufacturer of cigars, characterised by a consumer-oriented policy, advanced technology and a high standard of quality. |
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Apostolado Cigars High quality cigars from Nobel Cigars of Denmark. |
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San Antonio Cigars Hand-made cigars made from aged tobacco in Esteli, Nicaragua. |
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Alteza Cigars High quality cigars from Esteli, Nicaragua. |
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Hav-A-Tampa Cigars Rich, smooth taste is why a Hav-A-Tampa is like a little taste of the Florida Sun. |
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Colts Cigars The popular American cigar. Made under licence by Henri Wintermanns. |
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Cigar Cutters There are many types of cigar cutter available to match your cigar. |
