THIS IS EMBARRASSING.
We asked them to put together a special FIVER for our customers, and they sent us FOUR.
Cinco, amigo, cinco. Not cuatro!
Apparently, the blending department and the counting department don’t talk. Fortunately, the blending department did its job beautifully.
Anyway. Four distinct blends. Four familiar names. One very good excuse to make a little room in your humidor.
This sampler brings together H. Upmann 1844 Reserve, VegaFina Classic, Romeo 1875, and Monte by Montecristo, with a range of flavors that takes you from mellow and easygoing to rich and spicy. Each earns its place, whether you’re revisiting an old favorite or finding your next regular smoke.
H. Upmann 1844 Reserve Toro
The classic with a little extra kick.
An Ecuadorian Habano wrapper surrounds a Nicaraguan binder and Dominican long-fillers, giving this blend a satisfying balance of richness and spice. Look for earth, roasted nuts, cedar, and pepper, delivered in a smooth, medium-bodied profile. It’s a great choice when you want traditional cigar character with enough personality to keep things interesting.
VegaFina Classic Toro
The easygoing one. Every group needs one.
VegaFina brings the gentler side of the lineup with an Ecuadorian Connecticut Shade wrapper, Indonesian binder, and fillers from the Dominican Republic, Colombia, and Honduras. Its mellow profile offers nuts, cedar, and coffee, making it an inviting choice for a quiet morning or an afternoon break. Plenty of flavor without demanding your undivided attention. Your phone already does enough of that.
Romeo 1875 Exhibition No. 3
An old-school favorite that still knows how to charm.
A silky Indonesian wrapper over Dominican binder and long-fillers creates a smooth, medium-bodied smoke with cedar, cocoa, hazelnut, and a touch of spice. The appeal is balance: enough richness to satisfy, enough restraint to keep it approachable. It’s the cigar equivalent of the friend who always shows up, brings something good, and never makes the evening about himself.
Monte by Montecristo Toro
The one that turns things up a notch.
Monte’s distinguishing feature is its double binder, pairing Dominican Olor with Nicaraguan Corojo beneath an Ecuadorian Habano wrapper, rounded out by aged Dominican long-fillers. The result is a rich, creamy, medium-to-full-bodied profile with leather, spice, and a sweet cocoa finish. This is the fuller, bolder member of the group, ready for the moment when you want a little more depth from your smoke.
Four cigars worth making time for.
Start with the mellow VegaFina and explore your way toward the richer Monte, or pick whichever suits the moment. This sampler gives you four different personalities without four boxes’ worth of commitment.
Includes four cigars, one of each blend listed above. Yes, four. We counted twice.
Four Aces Dominican 4 Cigar Sampler
We asked for a FIVER. They sent FOUR. Cinco, amigo, cinco. Not cuatro! Fortunately, their blending is better than their counting. Four aces from H. Upmann, VegaFina, Romeo y Julieta, and Montecristo. This sampler moves from mellow notes of nuts and cedar to richer cocoa, leather, and spice, with one cigar from each blend.
THIS IS EMBARRASSING.
We asked them to put together a special FIVER for our customers, and they sent us FOUR.
Cinco, amigo, cinco. Not cuatro!
Apparently, the blending department and the counting department don’t talk. Fortunately, the blending department did its job beautifully.
Anyway. Four distinct blends. Four familiar names. One very good excuse to make a little room in your humidor.
This sampler brings together H. Upmann 1844 Reserve, VegaFina Classic, Romeo 1875, and Monte by Montecristo, with a range of flavors that takes you from mellow and easygoing to rich and spicy. Each earns its place, whether you’re revisiting an old favorite or finding your next regular smoke.
H. Upmann 1844 Reserve Toro
The classic with a little extra kick.
An Ecuadorian Habano wrapper surrounds a Nicaraguan binder and Dominican long-fillers, giving this blend a satisfying balance of richness and spice. Look for earth, roasted nuts, cedar, and pepper, delivered in a smooth, medium-bodied profile. It’s a great choice when you want traditional cigar character with enough personality to keep things interesting.
VegaFina Classic Toro
The easygoing one. Every group needs one.
VegaFina brings the gentler side of the lineup with an Ecuadorian Connecticut Shade wrapper, Indonesian binder, and fillers from the Dominican Republic, Colombia, and Honduras. Its mellow profile offers nuts, cedar, and coffee, making it an inviting choice for a quiet morning or an afternoon break. Plenty of flavor without demanding your undivided attention. Your phone already does enough of that.
Romeo 1875 Exhibition No. 3
An old-school favorite that still knows how to charm.
A silky Indonesian wrapper over Dominican binder and long-fillers creates a smooth, medium-bodied smoke with cedar, cocoa, hazelnut, and a touch of spice. The appeal is balance: enough richness to satisfy, enough restraint to keep it approachable. It’s the cigar equivalent of the friend who always shows up, brings something good, and never makes the evening about himself.
Monte by Montecristo Toro
The one that turns things up a notch.
Monte’s distinguishing feature is its double binder, pairing Dominican Olor with Nicaraguan Corojo beneath an Ecuadorian Habano wrapper, rounded out by aged Dominican long-fillers. The result is a rich, creamy, medium-to-full-bodied profile with leather, spice, and a sweet cocoa finish. This is the fuller, bolder member of the group, ready for the moment when you want a little more depth from your smoke.
Four cigars worth making time for.
Start with the mellow VegaFina and explore your way toward the richer Monte, or pick whichever suits the moment. This sampler gives you four different personalities without four boxes’ worth of commitment.
Includes four cigars, one of each blend listed above. Yes, four. We counted twice.
