Cigars are commonly categorized by the size and shape of the cigar, which together are known as a vitola. When choosing a size, it is important to remember that the bigger the cigar, the longer it will take to smoke it. For new cigar smokers, it is therefore a good idea to stick with Coronas and Robustos.
Tuscanian – The typical Italian cigar, created in the early nineteenth century when Kentucky tobacco was hybridized with local varieties and used to create a long, tough, slim cigar thicker in the middle and tapered at the ends, with a very strong aroma. It is also known as a cheroot, which is the largest selling cigar shape in America.
For more about our specific cigar selection, please see the information sheets in the humidor.