Fonseca Cosacos (AGED NISU TTH02)

1998 production. Quick burning so you can't hang about toying with what this vintage stogie has to offer but - this is what you get by smoking this aged cigar - reliable soft smoke which is very smokeable for all levels. For the first timer of vintage cigars it is a great smoke to start on.

Montecristo Especiales (AGED TIO CCUG)

May 1999 from the Quivian region. It is rare to find vintage Montecristo cigars these days due to their popularity - people just cannot resist lighting one up rather than let it sit to rest! Those who want a less harsh, more intriguing journey of flavors then give this a try. Less power than a young version but such a pleasure to get this subtlety out of a Monte. It is a rare thing to be able to find Montecristos with 10 years of age on them so snap this one up as I expect it to go quick!

H. Upmann Lonsdale (AGED SLA-JUN00)

Year 2000 production. A sweet and soft smoke with light tobacco, offering very pleasant subtle aromatic herbal flavours as background. Extremely rare and hard to find, this Lonsdale is now in its peak. A cigar of this quality will require a palate that understands complex flavor blends.

Punch Churchills (AGED SUA ES00)

June 1999 production, unknown region. One of the sweetest vitoles when properly aged, this Churchill will appeal to most smokers. The age has brought the cigars to life and it is currently smoking beautifully. A rare cigar to find with this amount of age, so collectors look out for this one.

Saint Luis Rey Serie A (AGED LUL JUN02)

A fabulous Corona Gorda cigar, that in it's youth was wild with harsh and uncontrolled power. Time has allowed this cigar to ease, allowing for the superb aromas of wet leather and moist earth to come through. With an aged cigar the build up of power is far more gradual and subtle, linking in with the evolving flavors. Lovers of young, harsh, oily cigars stay away, this is a cigar for the experienced smoker.