What's New

Litto has been working on making a Litto Gomez Diez Maduro for a while now. It looks like he was finally able to create (or perfect) a Dominican Maduro to use on these cigars. Litto keeps the same spicy, full bodied filler/binder blend but has added a very special Dominican Maduro wrapper leaf grown on his farm in La Canela.

We have a great deal on El Museo cigars and Dunhill leather pocket cases.  El Museo by La Flor Dominicana retails for $30/cigar.  Retail for the beautiful, soft leather Dunhill pocket cases is $595.  For a very limited time we are offering three El Museo cigars and the leather Dunhill pocket case for only $200.

 

 

 

 

 

This is a very special cigar created by Litto Gomez of La Flor Dominicana.  Litto made these cigars to benefit the Latin art museum, El Museo del Barrio, in Harlem, New York.  Litto and Inez Gomez worked with Ruben and Isobel Toledo on this project.  Isobel Toledo is a fashion designer and Ruben is an artist; both are Cuban-American.  Only 2,000 boxes were made.  Ruben Toledo designed the artwork for the boxes and the bands on the cigars.  Each box is numbered with a certificate of authenticity signed by Ruben Toledo.  El Museo is in stock now.  We were only able to get our hands on a couple boxes so they will not last long.

 

 

 

 

We have some new additions to our Jack Schwartz Vault.  We just added three-packs of the 2007 Zino Platinum Crown Limited Edition Wrapper.  This is the cigar with the Nicaraguan Criollo wrapper.  The 3-Packs are going for $97.50

 

We also added a box of God of Fire Carlito, Double Robustos from 2005.  This is a 10 count box with the individual cigars in coffin boxes.  Price for the box is $220.

 

Carlito originally made the Don Arturo Gran Aniverxario in 2001 and planned to start releasing them in small quantities every year starting in 2002.  These cigars were made to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Arturo Fuente Cigars Co., which was founded by Carlito's grandfather in 1912.

The Don Carlos Gran Aniverxario was never released and has been sitting in the Fuente aging room since 2001.  These cigars will finally be made available to the public this fall.  Carlito released the cigars to help celebrate the release of his father's autobiography, "The Fuente Story: Passion behind the Tradition and Legacy".