 | Crafted for both seasoned aficionados and modern enthusiasts alike. | Toro 6 x 52 | |||
| Crafted for both seasoned aficionados and modern enthusiasts alike. | Gordo 6 x 60 | |||
 | A slightly more stout version of The Big Payback is upon us. | Double Gordo 7 x 70 | |||
 | Like many other Espinosa cigars, the Knuckle Sandwich lines are made at AJ Fernandez’s San Lotano Factory. | Toro 6 x 54 | |||
 | See what the amazing reviews are all about! | Double Corona 7 1/2 x 52 | |||
| See what the amazing reviews are all about! | Gigante 7 x 60 | |||
 | Defining the true spirit of AVO's overarching “Burn Brighter” campaign. | Churchill 7 x 48 | |||
| Defining the true spirit of AVO's overarching “Burn Brighter” campaign. | Toro 6 x 54 | |||
 | Try this new cigar from Davidoff today! | Toro 6 x 50 | |||
 | Discover the San Andres Valley! | Gordo 6 x 60 | |||
| Discover the San Andres Valley! | Toro 6 x 52 | |||
 | Discover the San Andres Valley! | Toro 6 x 52 | |||
 | The Mexican Sumatra Wrapper has been aged for a minimum of 3 years. All other tobaccos have been aged for a minimum of 5 years. Discover the raw, volcanic power of the San Andrés Valley. | Toro 6 x 52 | |||
| The Mexican Sumatra Wrapper has been aged for a minimum of 3 years. All other tobaccos have been aged for a minimum of 5 years. Discover the raw, volcanic power of the San Andrés Valley. | Robusto 5 x 50 | |||
 | All tobaccos have been aged for a minimum of 5 years. Discover the raw, volcanic power of the San Andrés Valley. | Robusto 5 x 50 | |||
| All tobaccos have been aged for a minimum of 5 years. Discover the raw, volcanic power of the San Andrés Valley. | Toro 6 x 52 | |||
 | Exclusively made in the Dominican Republic for Most Worshipful Omar S.Morris, Grand Master of Masons of the state of New Jersey. | Toro 6 x 50 | |||
 | U.S. Patent Office records show that J.C. Newman first rolled Sarzedas cigars in 1900. | Robusto 4 3/4 x 52 | |||
| U.S. Patent Office records show that J.C. Newman first rolled Sarzedas cigars in 1900. | Toro 6 x 50 | |||
| U.S. Patent Office records show that J.C. Newman first rolled Sarzedas cigars in 1900. | Churchill 7 x 48 |