I
The Cutting Room
Connecticut shade wrapper, Dominican core. Cedar, almond, warm bread. A morning cigar and the mildest of the three.
Mr. Dan1els — Cigars
House No. 05
The cigar line
Long-filler, small-batch, rolled in runs of a few thousand and rested in cedar before a single box leaves the house.
The Leaf
Rest is the ingredient nobody sells.
Our blends are long-filler — whole leaves, entubado rolled — with a Nicaraguan and Dominican core under a Connecticut broadleaf or Ecuadorian maduro wrapper. Nothing unusual in that. What is unusual is how long we leave them alone.
Every batch rests a minimum of one hundred and twenty days in Spanish cedar before release. Draw is tested on one cigar in every twenty-five, and the run is rejected if the burn wanders. Runs are small on purpose.
Three blends. Four vitolas. No annual limited edition theatre.
The Blends
Three, and no more than three.
II
No. 1984
Ecuadorian maduro over Nicaraguan ligero. Cocoa, black pepper, dark cherry. Built to sit beside the bourbon.
III
The Late Hour
Broadleaf maduro, double ligero, aged 240 days. Espresso, molasses, leather. Full, slow, and the last of the night.
- Vitolas
- Robusto 5×50, Toro 6×52, Lancero 7½×38, and a house Perfecto 5½×54.
- Filler
- Long-filler, entubado rolled. Nicaraguan and Dominican ligero, seco, and viso.
- Wrappers
- Connecticut shade, Connecticut broadleaf, Ecuadorian Habano maduro.
- Ageing
- 120 days minimum in Spanish cedar; 240 days for The Late Hour.
- Presentation
- Boxes of ten and twenty-five in cedar, plus a five-count travel case in house leather.
- Availability
- Through the salon, by allocation. Cigars are sold to adults of legal smoking age only.
By Appointment
Reserve an allocation.
Runs are small and boxes are allocated to clients of the house first. Tell us which blend and we will hold what we can.