Principes Chicos little cigars are medium-sized machine-moved stogies produced using 100% tobacco in the Dominican Republic. Are perfect for smokers who like the mellow kind of tobacco. Principes Chicos little… Continue Reading
The Wintermans Café Crème Little cigars are original cigarillos of the aromatic Dutch brand. Their mild aroma in combination with the mildly aromatic structure was so popular that further, partially… Continue Reading
The Dona Flor little cigars are suitable for daily smoking pleasure. There are many cigars and cigarillos that can be smoked with a good whiskey or cognac. This type of… Continue Reading
The producer used very modern marketing strategies to make Romeo y Julieta little cigars known. For a while, visitors to Juliet’s famous balcony in Via Cappello in Verona were given… Continue Reading
Cubero little cigars are decent tobacco products from the middle price category. Production is carried out by a large company Scandinavian Tobacco Group (STG) in the Netherlands. For the market,… Continue Reading
Of course, the worldwide popular and best-known Habanos brand Montecristo also produces its own cigarillos. In machine manufacturing, only the finest tobacco leaves from the Vuelta Abajo region are used… Continue Reading
Dona Flor little cigars series is very small with a length of 75 mm and a diameter of 6.5 mm (ring size less than 26). The Ice Dona Flor little… Continue Reading
The Abariscos little cigars are machine-made short fillers that come in three different formats. All sizes are available in both Sumatra and Brazilian versions. The small cigarillo is delivered in… Continue Reading
Are you considering a filter cigar or a small cigar filled with flavor? Santa Fe little cigars should be your primary choice! Santa Fe little cigars are made in the… Continue Reading
Dominican Backwoods little cigars appeared in 1981 and very quickly became one of the best-selling cigarillos brands in the world. The Backwoods little cigars include 100% Connecticut Broadleaf tobacco, which… Continue Reading