Clubhouse Classics Cigar Sampler

Get ready to hit a homerun of flavor with our Clubhouse Classics Cigar Sampler! Straight from the dugout and ready to knock it out of the park are five all star blends. Each one brings their A game, delivering powerful notes of flavor with absolute aplomb. Taken all together, it's enough premium tobacco to last you all nine innings! So step up to the plate and get ready to smoke like never before with our Clubhouse Classics Cigar Sampler!

Rocky Patel Edge Corojo The Rocky Patel Edge Corojo, a cigar that has been imitated but never duplicated. This powerful, extra-full-bodied cigar introduced in 2004, is offered with a choice of a Corojo or Maduro wrapper. As soon as the cigar was released the Edge was a huge hit and success becoming one of the hottest selling cigars in the country. Lots of body, lots of richness and pepper and spices that end with a great sweet finish.

Romeo y Julieta Miami Deco Romeo y Julieta Miami Deco cigars let smoke travel to the past and enjoy the same type of Cuban-inspired smokes our esteemed founder enjoyed in 1950. It took countless attempts and tireless manhours to craft these nostalgic stogies, but the efforts were not in vain. To smoke one is to be transported into the glorious yesteryear, surrounded by the wistful flavors that made Mike Mersel a bonafide aficionado.

H Upmann 1844 Classic After over a century of satisfying smokers, H. Upmann continues its enduring reputation for impeccable, nuanced cigars with the H. Upmann 1844 Classic. The H. Upmann 1844 classic evolves the formula with a new blend of ripe Honduran tobacco. From the moment smokers reach for the classic, they’ll be entranced by its aroma of sweet coffee and chocolate. It gets even better when lit up, as the tantalizing tastes of toasted almonds, cocoa, and the right hint of spice gently wash over the palate.

Camacho Connecticut Smoking a cigar that successfully finds the balance between boldness and distinct flavor is hard to come by. The Camacho Connecticut Series combines both of these traits well, giving the cigar aficionado a mild, smooth smoke, but one that packs a spicy kick to it. Loaded with rich flavors from Generoso and Aléman Ligero tobaccos, bound by the legendary strength of their Original Corojo, and wrapped in a high-grade Connecticut leaf grown in Ecuador, this is one cigar with an intense flavor that backs down to no one.

La Gloria Cubana La Gloria started as a little store-front factory in South 8th St. downtown Miami. Ernesto Perez-Carrillo, Cuban Senator and tobacco grower, fled Cuba in 1959, taking with him the secret of La Gloria Cubana cigars. He began making them in the heart of Little Havana in 1968, where their bold taste made them a local favorite. In 1980, Ernesto Jr. blended a unique combination of Dominican and Nicaraguan tobaccos to make La Gloria Cubana even more full-flavored, full-bodied, and with richer tastes.