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Privada Premium Cutter and Lighter Set - Pre-Order Sale
Only 500 Made - Ships in 1 Week ---Built for the Privada member who wants their cigar gear to feel as special as the cigars themselves. This premium set includes a matching Privada torch lighter and cigar cutter, both finished with bold artwork, gold accents, and a collector-style presentation box. The lighter has a serious weight in the hand, a clean flip-top design, and a triple-flame torch setup made for an even, reliable light. The cutter matches the same design language with a wide ring grip, sharp cutting action, and a premium feel that makes it more than just another accessory. This is the kind of set you keep on your desk, bring to the lounge, or gift to someone who actually appreciates cigar culture. A premium Privada cutter and lighter set, offered first to the people who make Privada possible.
$125.00
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LCA Southern Draw Lady Killer
Southern Draw Lady Killer Size: 6.5 x 46Vitola: LonsdaleWrapper: Ecuadorian Dark Habano MaduroBinder: Corojo 99 Hybrid (Estelí)Fillers: Viso Criollo 98 Estelí, Seco Criollo 98 Jalapa, Ligero CondegaStrength: Medium to FullOrigin: NicaraguaManufacturer: Southern Draw / AJ Fernandez Flavor Notes: Earth, cocoa, black pepper, roasted nuts, natural sweetness, baking spicePairing Notes: Espresso, bourbon, dark rum, café mocha Privada Storytelling Some collaborations make sense from the moment they are announced. Southern Draw and Privada were one of those pairings. For years, Robert and Sharon Holt built Southern Draw into one of the most respected boutique brands in the industry. Working alongside AJ Fernandez, they produced cigars like Rose of Sharon, Jacob's Ladder, and Cedrus, each earning a loyal following among smokers who appreciated balance, complexity, and craftsmanship. Lady Killer was their contribution to the LCA and Privada story. Built around a vitola Southern Draw had never produced before, the 6.5 x 46 Lonsdale was created exclusively for Privada Cigar Club and the Limited Cigar Association. The thinner ring gauge allows the blend to express itself differently than many of Southern Draw's traditional releases, placing more emphasis on wrapper influence and flavor progression. The cigar's presentation reflects its name. A double band featuring purple and green pays tribute to the Lady Killer flower, with the purple representing the bloom and the green representing the stem. This was not simply another Southern Draw release. It was a cigar designed specifically for the LCA audience. Flavor Journey The cigar opens with earth, cocoa, and natural sweetness delivered through the Ecuadorian Dark Habano Maduro wrapper. Early black pepper provides structure while remaining balanced. As the cigar develops, roasted nuts and baking spice begin to emerge while the Criollo fillers add depth and complexity. The Lonsdale format keeps the flavors focused and evolving throughout the smoke. The final third brings richer earth, cocoa, and lingering pepper, finishing with a balanced combination of sweetness and spice. Why It Belongs in Privada Because it represents two companies known for taking chances. Southern Draw stepped outside its traditional vitola lineup, while Privada continued its mission of creating releases smokers could not find anywhere else. The result was an exclusive Lonsdale that showcased the best qualities of both companies. Production Notes Created exclusively for Privada Cigar Club and the Limited Cigar Association. Features an Ecuadorian Dark Habano Maduro wrapper, Corojo 99 Hybrid binder from Estelí, and fillers consisting of Viso Criollo 98 Estelí, Seco Criollo 98 Jalapa, and Ligero Condega. The 6.5 x 46 Lonsdale remains an exclusive vitola for the release. Highlights Exclusive 6.5 x 46 Lonsdale vitolaSouthern Draw and Privada collaborationProduced with AJ Fernandez tobaccosEcuadorian Dark Habano Maduro wrapperMedium to full-bodied profileLCA exclusive release
$20.00
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Brian’s Project at El Titan de Bronze
Brian’s Project at El Titan de Bronze Size: 6 x 48Vitola: ToroWrapper: Habano MaduroBinder: UndisclosedFillers: Tobacco sourced from the Oliva family of West TampaStrength: Medium to FullOrigin: Miami, Florida, USAManufacturer: El Titan de Bronze Flavor Notes: Cedar, earth, dark cocoa, natural sweetness, leather, baking spicePairing Notes: Espresso, aged rum, bourbon, cafecito Privada Storytelling Some cigars are blended. Others are built over years. This cigar falls into the second category. More than three years ago, Brian began working on a project at El Titan de Bronze in Miami's Little Havana, one of the last traditional cigar factories in America where cigars are still rolled by hand using old world Cuban techniques. The factory has earned a reputation for producing some of the finest boutique cigars in the country, rolled by artisans whose experience spans decades. The goal was simple. Take exceptional tobacco and let exceptional people do what they do best. The blend features tobacco from the legendary Oliva family of West Tampa, a family whose roots in tobacco stretch back generations and whose influence can still be felt throughout the premium cigar industry today. The result is a 6 x 48 Habano Maduro that balances richness with refinement. Every cigar was handcrafted by some of the finest rollers in the business, allowing the tobacco to remain the focus. This project took years to bring to life. And according to Brian, it is only the beginning. Flavor Journey The cigar opens with cedar and earth, supported by the natural richness of the Habano Maduro wrapper. As the smoke develops, dark cocoa and leather begin to emerge, creating depth without sacrificing balance. The middle portion introduces baking spice and natural sweetness, while the tobacco remains the centerpiece of the experience. The final third settles into a rich combination of earth, cocoa, and lingering spice with a long, satisfying finish. Why It Belongs in Privada Because this cigar represents what Privada has always been about. Relationships. Not contracts. Not acquisitions. Relationships with growers, factories, blenders, and the people who dedicate their lives to tobacco. This cigar exists because of those relationships, and because Brian believed the project was worth pursuing long before it was ready for release. Production Notes Handcrafted at El Titan de Bronze in Little Havana, Miami. Produced as a 6 x 48 Habano Maduro using tobacco sourced from the Oliva family of West Tampa. Developed over a period of more than three years before release. Highlights Handcrafted at El Titan de Bronze6 x 48 Toro formatHabano Maduro wrapperFeatures tobacco from the Oliva family of West TampaProject developed over three yearsSmall batch boutique production
$15.00
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Cigar Club The Best Cigar Gift
Give the cigar lover in your life a box built around discovery, not guesswork. Choose The Rare Box for hard-to-find blends pulled from small batches and limited runs, The Farm Box for farm-direct cigars rolled close to the source, or both for the person who wants the full range. Every box is curated, never random. Each cigar is chosen to deliver something worth slowing down for, whether they are new to the ritual or already keep a humidor worth bragging about. Birthdays, holidays, a thank you, or no reason at all. Good smoke makes gifting easy in any season.
$20.00 - $48.99
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Cooler Finds June 2026 | Mombacho Vintage 2015
Cooler Finds June 2026 | Mombacho Vintage 2018 Available Sizes:Toro: 6 x 52Torpedo: 5.5 x 52 Vitola: Toro & TorpedoWrapper: HabanoBinder: Undisclosed NicaraguaFillers: Undisclosed NicaraguaFactory: MombachoOrigin: Granada, NicaraguaAged: Vintage 2018 Flavor Notes: Cedar, roasted nuts, cocoa, espresso, baking spice, earth, subtle black pepperPairing Notes: Nicaraguan rum, espresso, añejo tequila, toasted oak bourbon Privada Storytelling Cooler Finds exists for moments exactly like this. Hidden deep in aging inventory sat cigars rolled at the original Mombacho factory in Granada, Nicaragua before the factory permanently closed in 2018. Vintage 2015 production from a factory that no longer exists. That alone makes these special. The old Mombacho era carried a completely different personality. Smaller production. Slower methods. More intimate blending. Cigars from the original Granada operation developed a reputation for rich Nicaraguan character balanced by elegance instead of brute strength. After years resting in coolers, these cigars transformed into something even more rewarding. The Habano wrapper now delivers softer spice, deeper cedar, and mature cocoa notes while the Nicaraguan core remains earthy and structured. The Toro format lets the cigar evolve slowly and evenly, while the Torpedo concentrates the opening draws into a richer, sharper expression before relaxing into creamier territory. This is not just aged tobacco.This is a preserved piece of a factory’s history. Flavor Journey The opening introduces cedar, roasted nuts, and warm baking spice layered over classic Nicaraguan earth. Early black pepper sits lightly on the palate without dominating the smoke. As the cigar settles in, cocoa, espresso, and toasted oak begin developing while age smooths the sharper edges into a richer, creamier texture. The final third deepens into charred cedar, earth, roasted coffee bean, and lingering nutty sweetness with a mature, balanced finish. Why It Belongs in Privada Because factories disappear.Blends change.Tobacco evolves. Cooler Finds was created for cigars exactly like this. Forgotten inventory with real age, real history, and flavors impossible to reproduce once the last bundle is gone. The original Mombacho factory in Granada is closed forever. These cigars are one of the few remaining ways to taste that era. Production Notes Rolled at the original Mombacho factory in Granada, Nicaragua before its closure in 2018. Vintage 2018 production aged long term in Privada coolers. Highlights Cooler Finds June 2026 releaseVintage 2015 productionOriginal Mombacho factory cigarFactory permanently closed in 2018Available in Toro and Torpedo formatsLong term cooler aged
$10.00 - $225.00
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Baby Billy Bonkers
This Free Shipping cigar was so popular, we had to make it into its own product!
$10.00
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$10.00
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Seattle Grunge Box
Seattle Grunge Box A member named Ken emailed us out of the blue. He’s been a loyal Privada member for years and asked if we would make a cigar to honor his late brother, Layne Staley of Alice in Chains. Of course we said yes. Over time that idea turned into something bigger. We built a small Seattle Grunge themed collection meant to honor the music and the city that created it. The cigars in this box were selected from aged inventory sitting in Privada coolers and vaults for years. Each cigar was chosen because it fit the mood and character of the bands that inspired them. Inside the Box Nutshell Inspired by Alice in Chains Size: 7x50 Vitola: Churchill Factory: Tabacalera Domingo Gadea Age: 8 Years Dense, rich, and dessert driven with notes of amaretto, chocolate, warm spice, and espresso. This cigar feels heavy handed but balanced, the kind of smoke that slows everything down. Built with Jalapa tobacco and aged patiently until the rough edges disappeared. Nirvana Inspired by Nirvana Size: 6x50 Vitola: Toro Factory: Las Villas Blend: Guillermo Peña for Privada Age: 5 Years The rawest cigar in the set. Floral and grassy at first before moving into toasted grain, black pepper, cocoa, and bittersweet earth. Honest and straightforward with a dry savory backbone and long finish. Soundgarden Inspired by Soundgarden Size: 6x50 Vitola: Toro Factory: DAHOT, Danlí Honduras Age: 6 Years Dark and brooding. Cedar, baking spice, mineral earth, chocolate, and leather all show up here. Slow burning and layered with a long finish. This cigar spent five years aging inside Privada coolers after its original factory aging. The Needle Inspired by Seattle itself Size: 7x38 Vitola: Lancero Factory: El Aladino, Honduras Age: 5 Years Made years ago for Privada Cigar Club at El Aladino in Honduras and aged inside the Privada vault for five years. Produced under the legendary JRE Tobacco Company led by Justo Eiroa, this lancero delivers focused notes of cedar, black pepper, citrus rind, and dry earth with the kind of precision only a properly aged thin ring gauge cigar can provide. Seattle Grunge is not a random sampler. Every cigar was picked because it carried the feeling of the music that inspired it. Moody, honest, dark, and memorable. This is one of the most personal collections we’ve ever released.
$45.00
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Chocolate Churro
Chocolate Churro Size: 4 x 50Vitola: Pigtail RobustoWrapper: Connecticut BroadleafBinder: Habano MaduroFillers: Estelí, Ometepe, and Condega NicaraguaFactory: Aganorsa LeafAged: 8 Years Flavor Notes: Molasses, dark chocolate, toasted sugar, pecan, fudge, brown sugar, cinnamon spicePairing Notes: Spiced rum, café con leche, Mexican hot chocolate, concentrated espresso Privada Storytelling Found buried in the back of Tabacalera Valley before the rebrand, Chocolate Churro feels like a cigar rescued from another era. Rolled before everything became polished and predictable, this short pigtail robusto carries the kind of old school broadleaf character that modern production rarely allows anymore. Eight years of age rounded the sharp edges without removing the grit that made the blend special in the first place. This is not refined luxury sweetness.This is bakery warmth.Brown sugar on cast iron.Dark chocolate melting into spice. The shorter 4 x 50 format keeps the smoke concentrated and thick from the first draw to the last inch. Flavor Journey The cigar opens with warm molasses, toasted sugar, and bakery cinnamon over a deep broadleaf core. The second third becomes richer and heavier, introducing fudge, brown sugar, roasted pecan, and subtle espresso bitterness beneath the sweetness. The final third leans darker with thick chocolate, caramelized sugar, baking spice, and lingering roasted earth on the finish. Why It Belongs in Privada Because this tastes like the kind of cigar that disappears forever once the last box is gone. It is vintage broadleaf character preserved through time. Dense, nostalgic, and completely unconcerned with trends. Production Notes Originally produced before Tabacalera Valley’s rebrand and later aged for eight years between factory aging and Privada cooler aging. Rolled at Aganorsa Leaf in a compact pigtail robusto format. Highlights 8 years agedCompact 4 x 50 pigtail robustoConnecticut Broadleaf wrapperBakery sweetness and dark chocolate profileVintage style Nicaraguan blend
$12.00
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Yoo-Hoo
Yoo Hoo Size: 6 x 54Vitola: Box Pressed ToroWrapper: Maduro DominicanBinder: DominicanFillers: Dominican longfillersFactory: Tabacalera RivasAged: 6 Years Flavor Notes: Dark chocolate, cocoa powder, coffee, almond, leather, candied cherry, espressoPairing Notes: Barrel aged rum, stout, porter, concentrated espresso Privada Storytelling Chico Rivas quietly made cigars that many people were never supposed to smoke. Yoo Hoo became one of those blends whispered about more than discussed openly. A Dominican maduro built around unapologetic chocolate character and hidden away long enough that collectors started treating it more like folklore than inventory. Six years of age changed everything. The box pressed 6 x 54 format gives the smoke density and patience while the Dominican maduro core keeps the profile balanced instead of overwhelming. Chocolate is everywhere in this cigar, but not candy sweetness. Dark cocoa. Espresso bitterness. Toasted almond. Dry cherry beneath the surface. This is the cigar people hand to friends when they want silence after the first draw. Flavor Journey The opening introduces bitter dark chocolate, cocoa powder, and toasted almond over a soft Dominican earthiness. As the cigar develops, espresso bitterness and cherry sweetness begin layering together while leather and roasted nuts build body underneath. The final third becomes darker and more mature, settling into molasses, leather, cocoa, and a long dry cherry finish that lingers well after the cigar ends. Why It Belongs in Privada Because this is the type of Dominican maduro most smokers rarely encounter anymore. Long aged. Chocolate forward. Thick without becoming muddy. Built by one of the quiet legends of Dominican tobacco. Production Notes Produced at Tabacalera Rivas and aged six years before release. Box pressed 6 x 54 toro format designed to emphasize density, slower combustion, and long chocolate driven transitions. Highlights 6 year aged Dominican maduroBox pressed 6 x 54 toroProduced at Tabacalera RivasChocolate and espresso driven profileCollector style limited release
$13.00
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Chocolate Covered Cherry
Chocolate Covered Cherry Size: 5.5 x 54Vitola: Box Pressed RobustoWrapper: Cuban seed grown in Estelí, NicaraguaBinder: Estelí NicaraguaFillers: Estelí and select Central American cores aged with Hector Luis Prieto Díaz seedFactory: MontenegroAged: 7 Years Flavor Notes: Milk chocolate, fresh cherry, cocoa powder, pistachio, hazelnut spread, baking spice, brownie sweetnessPairing Notes: Aged rum, Pedro Ximénez sherry, concentrated espresso, dark porter Privada Storytelling Hector Luis Prieto Díaz brought Cuban seed to Nicaragua and the result feels almost unfair. Chocolate Covered Cherry is one of those cigars that sounds exaggerated until you smoke it. Seven years of age transformed the blend into something dense, creamy, and unmistakably dessert driven without ever crossing into flavored territory. The box pressed 5.5 x 54 format gives the cigar weight in the hand and a slower burn that lets every layer settle into place. What starts as milk chocolate sweetness evolves into dark cocoa, roasted nuts, and warm cherry syrup notes that feel woven into the tobacco itself. This is a cigar that understands restraint.Sweetness without gimmicks.Depth without heaviness. Flavor Journey The opening delivers warm cocoa dust, soft macadamia, and a faint cherry aroma before immediately transitioning into creamy milk chocolate and fresh cherry sweetness. The second third deepens into pistachio, hazelnut spread, and dark cocoa layered over subtle baking spice and brownie batter richness. By the final third, tempered cherry bitterness and long cocoa powder notes settle into a rich, lingering finish touched by salinity and roasted earth. Why It Belongs in Privada Because cigars like this almost never survive long enough to age properly. Seven years transformed this blend into something balanced, mature, and impossible to rush. It feels less like a release and more like opening a forgotten humidor that somehow improved every year nobody touched it. Production Notes Produced at Montenegro using Cuban seed grown in Estelí with tobacco connected to Hector Luis Prieto Díaz’s seed lineage. Aged seven years before release in a box pressed 5.5 x 54 format. Highlights 7 year aged releaseBox pressed 5.5 x 54 formatChocolate and cherry driven profileHector Luis Prieto Díaz seed influenceDense dessert style complexity
$13.00
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Brian’s Barrel Aged
Brian’s Barrel Aged Size: 6 x 54Vitola: ToroWrapper: Connecticut BroadleafBinder: SumatraFillers: Estelí NicaraguaStrength: Medium to Full Has plume on it. Flavor Notes: Vanilla, oak, cherry, white pepper, caramelPairing Notes: Bourbon, barrel aged stout, espresso, dark rum Privada Storytelling This one took five years. Not to blend.To finish. Brian has been working on this Broadleaf cigar with one goal in mind. Not to create something new, but to push something already great into a different place entirely. First, it rested in Privada’s aging coolers for two years. Slow, controlled, deliberate. Then it moved into an ex Jefferson’s bourbon barrel for a full year, allowing the wood, the char, and the residual spirit to interact with the tobacco. After that, it went back into the coolers for another two years to let everything settle and integrate. Five years of movement.Five years of restraint. This is one of the very few cigars Brian will actually say he “finished.” Not blended. Not created. Finished. The Connecticut Broadleaf drives the body. Thick, rich, and naturally sweet. The Sumatra binder adds structure, while the Estelí core keeps the cigar grounded with strength and spice. And then there is the barrel. Not overpowering. Not artificial. Just present enough to add dimension without taking control. Quad banded for a reason. This is meant to be smoked slowly and experienced in stages. Flavor Journey The opening brings vanilla and oak immediately, a direct result of the barrel influence, layered over Broadleaf richness. Cherry sweetness follows, giving the cigar a round, almost dessert like start. Midway, caramel and white pepper begin to balance the sweetness, while the Estelí filler adds structure and depth. The cigar tightens and becomes more focused. The final third leans into oak, spice, and lingering sweetness, finishing long, warm, and controlled without becoming heavy. Why It Belongs in Privada Because this is not a blend. It is a process. Five years of aging, movement, and patience turned this into something that cannot be replicated quickly. This is what Privada does at its core. Take time seriously. Production Notes Connecticut Broadleaf cigar aged two years in Privada coolers, followed by one year in an ex Jefferson’s bourbon barrel, then returned to coolers for an additional two years of integration. Finished under Brian’s direction and released in limited quantities. Highlights 5 year total aging processEx Jefferson’s bourbon barrel agedConnecticut Broadleaf wrapperFinished by Brian DesindQuad banded presentationLimited release
$20.00
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Robert Caldwell One Night Stand – Vintage 2016 (10 Cigars)
One Night Stand – Vintage 2016 Size: 6 x 52Vitola: ToroWrapper: DominicanBinder: DominicanFillers: DominicanStrength: Medium Flavor Notes: Creamy tobacco, cedar, soft spice, natural sweetness, aged woodPairing Notes: Espresso, rum, bourbon, late night coffee Privada Storytelling Some cigars are built for the long haul. This one was built for a moment. One Night Stand is exactly what the name suggests. A cigar meant to be experienced in a single sitting, from start to finish, without interruption. Rolled in 2016 and left to age, it carries the kind of smoothness that only time can create. All Dominican. No distractions. What that gives you is clarity. A clean expression of aged Dominican tobacco without anything competing for attention. No heavy wrapper influence. No overpowering strength. Just balance, smoothness, and consistency. The 6 x 52 toro format stretches the experience just enough. It is long enough to settle in, but not so long that it loses focus. This is a cigar for late nights. Conversations. Or no conversation at all. Flavor Journey The opening is soft and creamy with classic Dominican cedar and a light natural sweetness. As it develops, subtle spice begins to build, staying restrained and balanced. Midway, the cigar finds its rhythm. Cream, cedar, and aged tobacco hold steady, with a gentle woodiness adding depth. The final third remains smooth and composed, finishing with clean tobacco, soft spice, and a lingering, easy finish. Why It Belongs in Privada Because this is what time does to Dominican tobacco. Nothing flashy. Nothing forced. Just a cigar that has had years to settle into itself and deliver exactly what it is supposed to. Production Notes Rolled in 2016 using all Dominican tobaccos and aged for years before release. Presented in limited 10 count bundles as part of a vintage release. Highlights True vintage 2016 cigarAll Dominican blend6 x 52 Toro formatAged for smoothness and balanceBuilt for a single uninterrupted experience
$170.00
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Robert Caldwell Pepper Cream Soda – Vintage 2015 (10 Cigars)
Pepper Cream Soda – Vintage 2015 Size: 5.5 x 47Vitola: Fat CoronaWrapper: HVA Dominican RepublicBinder: Criollo Dominican RepublicFillers: Criollo (Triple Ligero Blend)Strength: Medium to FullOrigin: Dominican RepublicManufacturer: Lost & Found Flavor Notes: Creamy sweetness, vanilla soda, baking spice, black pepper, caramelized sugar, aged cedarPairing Notes: Cream soda, root beer, espresso, light bourbon Privada Storytelling This is one of those cigars that shouldn’t exist the way it does. Pepper Cream Soda came out of the Lost & Found world, where cigars are not built for release, they are discovered. Forgotten inventory. Unreleased blends. Cigars that sat, aged, and waited for the right moment to surface. Rolled in 2015, this Fat Corona has had time most cigars never get. And time changes everything. The Dominican HVA wrapper brings a softer, sweeter profile than most Habano leaves, while the Criollo core, especially with a triple ligero approach, gives it backbone and energy. What you get is tension. Sweet and spice. Cream and pepper. Balance through age, not adjustment. The size matters here. At 5.5 x 47, this is a tighter, more focused delivery than a toro. Everything hits closer together. Nothing drifts. The profile stays concentrated from start to finish. Flavor Journey The opening brings a creamy, almost soda like sweetness layered with vanilla and soft spice. Early black pepper from the ligero shows up quickly but never overwhelms. Midway, caramelized sugar and cedar build structure, while the creaminess stays present, giving the cigar its signature contrast. The final third leans slightly drier, with aged tobacco, baking spice, and lingering pepper tying everything together into a clean, balanced finish. Why It Belongs in Privada Because this is what happens when time does the blending. Not a modern release. Not something recreated. This is a cigar from 2015 that was left alone long enough to become something else entirely. That is exactly what Privada is built on. Production Notes Originally rolled in 2015 and later released through Lost & Found. Dominican construction featuring HVA wrapper and Criollo binder and fillers, including a triple ligero component for added structure and strength. Highlights True vintage 2015 cigarFat Corona 5.5 x 47 formatDominican HVA wrapperCriollo triple ligero coreAged, balanced, and no longer reproducible
$160.00
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Hector Luis Prieto Díaz – Privada Exclusive
Héctor Luis Prieto Díaz – Privada Exclusive Size: 6 x 52Vitola: ToroWrapper: Jalapa MaduroBinder: EspecialFillers: Especial and Estelí NicaraguaStrength: MediumFlavor Notes: Earth, natural sweetness, cedar, subtle spice, clean tobacco corePairing Notes: Cuban-style coffee, aged rum, espresso Privada Storytelling There are farmers.And then there are legends. Héctor Luis Prieto Díaz is one of the most respected tobacco growers to ever come out of Cuba. Born in San Juan y Martínez in the Vuelta Abajo region, he represents generations of tobacco knowledge passed down through family and soil. He is not a blender chasing trends. He is a grower who understands the leaf before it ever becomes a cigar. Prieto became the youngest recipient of the Hombre Habano award, the highest honor in Cuban tobacco, a recognition reserved for those producing the very best leaf in the country. That matters. Because when Privada talks about bridging worlds, this is what it looks like. Through years of building relationships, Brian Desind and Privada Cigar Club opened a door that very few in the United States ever get access to. Not just conversation. Not just interviews. Real collaboration. Prieto has worked alongside Privada in Nicaragua, bringing Cuban seed lineage and agricultural philosophy into a new environment, guiding how tobacco is grown, handled, and understood outside of Cuba. He has come to the United States, sat with the community, and taught. Not theory. Not marketing. Real tobacco. Soil. Fermentation. Time. This cigar is a result of that relationship. Not a brand project. Not a factory release. A direct extension of his work. Flavor Journey The cigar opens with pure tobacco character. Clean earth, light cedar, and a natural sweetness that comes from seed and soil rather than blending tricks. As it develops, subtle spice and structure begin to form, supported by the Estelí core. The profile remains balanced and honest, never drifting into excess. This is not a cigar trying to impress. It is a cigar showing you what the leaf actually tastes like. The final third stays consistent and refined, with a steady build of earth, sweetness, and soft spice, finishing clean and controlled. Why It Belongs in Privada Because this is access. Access to a Cuban master grower.Access to Cuban seed grown in Nicaraguan soil.Access to knowledge that usually never leaves the farm. This is exactly what Privada was built for. Production Notes Grown using Héctor Luis Prieto Díaz’s Cuban seed lineage on an organic farm in Estelí, Nicaragua. Developed with his direct influence on farming practices and tobacco handling. Produced exclusively for Privada Cigar Club. Highlights Cuban master grower Héctor Luis Prieto Díaz collaborationCuban seed grown in NicaraguaOrganic farming approachEducational and cultural crossover projectExclusive to Privada
$14.00
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Ybor Gavino Claro
Ybor Gavino Claro Size: 6 x 52Vitola: ToroWrapper: Connecticut Valley ClaroBinder: Jalapa NicaraguaFillers: Costa Rica and Estelí NicaraguaAge: Aged 5 YearsOrigin: NicaraguaManufacturer: Tabacalera La Bolita Flavor Notes: Dry hay, lemon peel, linen, panela, guava, graham cracker, coconut, honeyed oak, white pepper, pear, brown sugar, cedarPairing Notes: Costa Rican rum, oloroso sherry, espresso, cappuccino Privada Storytelling This is a conversation between land and time. Ybor Gavino Claro brings Connecticut into Nicaragua and lets it evolve. The wrapper, grown for sweetness and clarity, is supported by a Central American core that adds structure without overpowering its natural brightness. Five years of age smooth everything out. What could have been sharp becomes refined. What could have been simple becomes layered. This is a cigar that moves slowly. Not in strength, but in detail. Flavor Journey The opening is dry and clean with hay, lemon peel, and a faint linen quality. As it develops, panela and guava sweetness emerge, joined by graham cracker and soft coconut. Midway, honeyed oak and white pepper build structure, while the finish settles into pear, brown sugar, and calm cedar, leaving a smooth, balanced close. Why It Belongs in Privada Because this is restraint done right. A lighter profile that still delivers complexity, depth, and progression without needing strength to carry it.
$13.00
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Big Mouths – Closed Caskets
Size: 6 x 54Vitola: ToroWrapper: Nicaraguan MaduroBinder: Nicaraguan HabanoFillers: Estelí long fillers, NicaraguaAge: Aged 4 YearsOrigin: NicaraguaManufacturer: Tabacalera AJ Fernandez Flavor Notes: Dark chocolate, espresso, roasted cocoa, molasses, cedar, black pepper, dried fruit, oakPairing Notes: Barrel aged bourbon, dark rum, espresso, porter Privada Storytelling This cigar was built to impress the modern palate. Big Mouths Closed Caskets leans into richness without apology. Maduro depth, aged structure, and a blend designed to deliver density from the first draw. Produced at AJ Fernandez, this is a cigar that understands power but keeps it controlled through aging. Four years of rest transformed this from bold to composed. The sweetness integrates. The spice settles. What remains is a cigar that feels heavy in flavor but balanced in delivery. Flavor Journey The opening delivers dark chocolate and espresso with toasted oak. Midway, molasses and smoky cedar build into the profile, while black pepper and dried fruit create contrast. The final third leans deeper into bitterness and strength, with espresso, oak tannin, and lingering pepper carrying through a long, dense finish. Why It Belongs in Privada Because this is what aging does to a maduro. It takes power and refines it into something deliberate and controlled.
$13.00
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Archive Cigars Daftmill
Archive Cigars Daftmill Size: 5 x 50Vitola: RobustoWrapper: Dominican HabanoBinder: Dominican Piloto CubanoFillers: Dominican Republic tobaccosAge: Aged 3 YearsOrigin: Dominican RepublicManufacturer: El Paraíso Factory Flavor Notes: Cedar, vanilla, almond skin, floral lift, hazelnut, cocoa, orange peel, tannic oak, dark chocolatePairing Notes: Lowland scotch, light bourbon, soft rum, espresso Privada Storytelling A Japanese whisky club went looking for a barrel. What they found instead was tobacco. Archive Cigars Daftmill was built to mirror the elegance and restraint of Lowland Scotch. The tobacco was aged in oak conditions to pull subtle structure rather than overwhelm the palate. This is not a loud cigar. It is precise, quiet, and intentional. Everything about this cigar leans into refinement. Clean construction. Controlled flavor. A profile that rewards attention instead of demanding it. Flavor Journey The cigar opens with polished cedar, clean vanilla, and a faint floral brightness. As it develops, almond skin and toasted hazelnut bring texture, while cocoa and light baking spice deepen the core. The final third introduces oak tannin and orange peel, anchoring the profile with a long, dry, elegant finish built on dark chocolate and cedar. Why It Belongs in Privada Because this is a crossover cigar done right. Not gimmicky. Not forced. It captures the spirit of whisky through tobacco with discipline and restraint.
$13.00
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Killer Cameroon Unbanded Pre Release
Size: 5.5 x 54Vitola: RobustoWrapper: Cameroon (grown in Estelí, Nicaragua)Binder: Estelí HabanoFillers: Condega and Estelí NicaraguaAge: Aged 1 YearOrigin: NicaraguaManufacturer: Lanuza Cigar Factory, Estelí Flavor Notes: Dark raisin, forest floor, black tea, fruit sweetness, cedar, stone fruit, nutmeg, black pepper, mushroom earth, almond, clove, charred oak, brisket smoke, dark chocolate, espresso, toasted pecanPairing Notes: Aged rum, raisins, milk chocolate covered fruit Privada Storytelling This is the gamble that became a rule. Raul Lanuza planted Cameroon seed in Estelí and pushed it further than most would even attempt, coaxing a dark, almost black wrapper from soil that typically would not produce it. The result is something that feels familiar in name but completely different in execution. Rolled box pressed with a pigtail foot, this cigar leans into both tradition and rebellion. It carries Raul’s signature edge while honoring one of Brian’s favorite styles. This is not a factory line extension. This is a custom smoke built for those who understand what happens when a blender bets everything on the leaf. No band. No walkthrough. Just a finished cigar that stands on its own. Flavor Journey The opening starts deep with dark raisin, damp forest floor, and a whisper of black tea. As the cigar develops, sweetness builds into fruit roll up and stone fruit layered over cedar, with nutmeg and soft black pepper framing the profile. Midway, earth intensifies with mushroom notes and roasted almond, while clove and warm spice move through a structured cedar core. A faint charred oak note begins to appear. The final third turns rich and savory, bringing brisket like smokiness together with dark chocolate and espresso. Black pepper lingers while toasted pecan rounds out a long, warming finish. Why It Belongs in Privada Because this is exactly what Privada is built on. A blender taking a risk. A leaf grown where it should not work. A result that proves it does. This is not a traditional Cameroon. It is a reinterpretation driven by obsession and execution. Production Notes Grown and produced in Estelí using Cameroon seed adapted to Nicaraguan soil. Rolled box pressed with a pigtail foot. Aged one year to allow the darker wrapper and dense profile to settle and integrate. Highlights Cameroon seed grown in NicaraguaBox pressed with pigtail footAged one year for integrationDeep, layered, savory and sweet profileCustom blend from Raul Lanuza
$15.00
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PB Cup v2 - REDUX 6 Years Aged
Trick or Treat – LCA Re-Issue Size: 6 x 60Vitola: Toro GordoWrapper: Ecuador HabanoBinder: NicaraguaFillers: Nicaragua and Central AmericaAge: Aged 6 YearsManufacturer: Tabacalera Annex Flavor Notes: Hickory smoke, salted caramel, clove, raspberry, black pepper, cinnamon, toasted hazelnutPairing Notes: Aged rum, bourbon, espresso, stout Privada Storytelling This was never supposed to come back. Trick or Treat built a following the first time around because it didn’t behave like a typical cigar. Sweet, smoky, spicy, and layered in a way that felt unpredictable but intentional. Now, after six years of age, it returns with more depth and less chaos. Produced at Tabacalera Annex, this re-issue shows what happens when time takes control of a bold blend. The edges soften, the sweetness becomes more integrated, and the transitions feel tighter. It still has personality. Just more discipline. Flavor Journey The opening hits with hickory smoke and salted caramel, followed by clove and a faint floral lift. The second third introduces raspberry, black pepper, and cinnamon sweetness layered over cashew and earth. The final third leans into toasted hazelnut and lingering spice, finishing warm and rich. Why It Belongs in Privada Because this is a perfect example of a cigar evolving over time. Same blend. Completely different experience. This is what collectors look for.
$14.00
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Gray Wolf – REDUX 6 Years Aged
Gray Wolf – LCA Re-Issue Size: 5 x 46Vitola: Pigtail Closed FootWrapper: San AndrésBinder: San AndrésFillers: HondurasAge: Aged 6 YearsManufacturer: Gray Kafie Flavor Notes: Dark chocolate, leather, earth, almond, dry berry, baking spicePairing Notes: Tawny port, aged rum, espresso Privada Storytelling Gray Wolf was always about edge. This re-issue takes that original identity and sharpens it. A closed foot, pigtail head, and San Andrés core give it structure from the first light. After six years of aging, the aggression is still there, but it’s controlled now. Focused. This is not a forgiving cigar. It is deliberate. Built for smokers who want depth and texture without compromise. Flavor Journey The first third opens dense with dark chocolate, leather, and earth. As it develops, almond and dry berry notes begin to surface, adding contrast. The final third tightens into baking spice, cocoa, and a lingering dry finish that stays on the palate. Why It Belongs in Privada Because it hasn’t softened into something generic. It kept its identity. Aging refined it, but didn’t tame it. That’s rare.
$13.00
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La Palina Bronze Label – REDUX 6 Years Aged
La Palina Bronze Label – LCA Re-Issue Size: 7 x 38Vitola: LanceroWrapper: Ecuadorian HabanoBinder: NicaraguaFillers: NicaraguaAge: Aged 6 YearsManufacturer: La Palina Flavor Notes: Shortbread, baking spice, cedar, cream, lemon zest, black teaPairing Notes: Sherry, aged rum, black tea, Earl Grey Privada Storytelling La Palina Bronze Label is a cigar that rewards patience. Originally released in 2020, this blend has now had six full years to settle, soften, and evolve into something far more refined than its original form. The Lancero format forces precision. There is nowhere to hide. Every draw is concentrated, every transition exposed. This is a cigar built on subtlety. Not loud. Not aggressive. It leans into balance, letting spice, citrus, and cream move in and out without ever overpowering the structure. Aged properly, smoked slowly, and meant to be appreciated, not rushed. Flavor Journey The first third opens with shortbread and baking spice, supported by a soft cedar backbone and a touch of citrus warmth. The second third becomes creamy and bright, with lemon zest and refined spice lifting the profile. The final third settles into black tea and lingering warmth, finishing clean and composed. Why It Belongs in Privada Because this is what aging does when done right. It takes a good cigar and turns it into something precise, elegant, and controlled. This is a thinking cigar.
$13.00
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Swiss Roll
Size: 6 x 52Vitola: ToroWrapper: AA+ Grade Mexican San AndrésBinder: Costa RicanFillers: Estelí, Condega, and Jalapa NicaraguaStrength: Medium to FullFactory: AJ FernandezOrigin: Nicaragua Flavor Notes: Cocoa, baking spice, hazelnut, cream, dark chocolate, earth, leather, black pepper, espressoPairing Notes: Espresso, bourbon, dark rum, porter, hazelnut coffee Privada Storytelling Swiss Roll was built around a simple question. What if Blue Cheese grew up? The cigar follows the same philosophy that made Blue Cheese such a cult favorite among Privada members, but pushes the concept further. Richer. Darker. More decadent. To make it happen, Privada partnered with AJ Fernandez and built the blend around an exceptional AA+ Grade Mexican San Andrés wrapper, one of the highest classifications available from this renowned tobacco. Beneath it sits a rare Costa Rican binder and a foundation of Nicaraguan fillers from Estelí, Condega, and Jalapa. The result is a cigar that feels indulgent without becoming heavy. Every component was selected to create layers of sweetness, spice, and texture while maintaining balance from start to finish. Even the presentation reflected the concept. Swiss Roll was packaged with artwork inspired by the Swiss franc, turning the cigar into both a collectible release and a memorable smoking experience. Flavor Journey The opening delivers rich cocoa and dark chocolate supported by baking spices and earthy San Andrés character. Early draws reveal a creamy texture that immediately separates the cigar from traditional full bodied Nicaraguan blends. As the cigar develops, hazelnut and espresso begin to emerge while the Costa Rican binder adds refinement and balance. The smoke becomes richer without becoming aggressive. The final third layers leather, black pepper, dark chocolate, and cream into a long, satisfying finish that lingers on the palate. Why It Belongs in Privada Because Swiss Roll represents what happens when rare tobacco meets a clear vision. Rather than chasing strength, the blend focuses on richness, texture, and complexity. The AA+ San Andrés wrapper, uncommon Costa Rican binder, and AJ Fernandez's blending expertise combine to create one of the most memorable releases in the Privada portfolio. Production Notes Crafted by AJ Fernandez for Privada Cigar Club and the Limited Cigar Association. Features an AA+ Grade Mexican San Andrés wrapper, Costa Rican binder, and Nicaraguan fillers from Estelí, Condega, and Jalapa. Produced in a 6 x 52 Toro format. Highlights AA+ Grade Mexican San Andrés wrapperRare Costa Rican binderAJ Fernandez collaborationNicaraguan fillers from Estelí, Condega, and JalapaInspired by the success of Blue CheeseLimited production release
$12.00 - $240.00
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The Dictator
Unknown Dominican Relic Size: 9.5 x 43Vitola: Lonsdale Extra / ProminenteWrapper: UndisclosedBinder: UndisclosedFillers: UndisclosedStrength: UndisclosedOrigin: Dominican Republic (unconfirmed)Manufacturer: Unknown Flavor Notes: UndisclosedPairing Notes: Apricot, oak, white pepper and medicinal notes Privada Storytelling Some cigars arrive with a spec sheet. Others arrive with whispers. This one came with whispers that grew teeth. For years the rumor circled — a long, slender cigar rolled in the Dominican under strange circumstances, made for a political figure who didn’t live to collect them. What became of those cigars after the story goes dark. Nobody could say for sure. About six years ago one turned up in the kind of quiet way these things do: passed between friends in a room where people listen as much as they talk. We smoked it slow, in near silence. The smoke didn’t answer every question, but it asked new ones. It tasted like memory and the room leaned in. That was enough to make a man follow a trail. I followed it through a broker, through a few phones, and finally to a house in Orlando where an old man lived among stacks of boxes and mementos — the kind of collector who keeps other people’s stories on his shelves. Years before, someone had asked him to look after a bundle of cigars for safekeeping. That friend never came back. The old man had kept them anyway. We opened what he’d kept. Inside were long, unbanded cigars — 9.5 by 43 — no boxes other than some oak looking long boxes and a chest with about 250 more, no bands, no paperwork. Just leaf and time. If the story around them is true they could be twenty-five years old. If the story is false they could be twenty-five years old anyway. The math matters less than the quiet they carried. They’d been waiting in the dark for someone curious enough to light one. I remember the first match. The room narrowed to the ash and the draw and the small surprise you get when tobacco remembers itself. There was leather and dry orange rind, a peculiar old-world cedar, a sweetness like stale pipe tobacco that somehow felt holy. You could taste a lifetime: the hands that rolled them, the workshop that rolled them, the people who hid them and the people who forgot to come back. I smoked one and shared notes. We kept some. We left others to nap again. There’s a kind of reverence that comes with these sticks — not because of provenance written in an invoice, but because a cigar like this carries a life in its veins. That’s the thing: a good cigar can be a timepiece, but a find like this is a key. It opens the past, and every puff from one of those long, unmarked sticks felt like turning in a lock. Is the story ture? I don't know but why an old man in downtown Orlando had 300 or so of the most unique sized cigars that look like the cigars from the pictures of the dictator is beyond explanation. Something felt right so I bought them. And if I get left to smoke each one myself, I'll be happy to do so. Flavor Journey While I mostly got oak, moss, medicinal notes, white pepper and honey, the thre I have smoked so far all had a different journey. Why It Belongs in Privada Privada exists for cigars that carry mystery and history, not just marketing. This cigar is not being sold as a brand. It is being offered as a relic. A possible artifact of Dominican cigar history with an origin story that may never be fully confirmed. Some smokers collect labels.Others collect stories. Production Notes Unbanded cigars discovered in private storage.Blend, factory, and blender remain unconfirmed.Possible age estimated around twenty five years if the historical account proves accurate.
$30.00
