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The Limited Edition Davidoff Robusto Intenso will be available mid September 2020 in limited quantities! Davidoff announces the coming release of the limited edition “Robusto Intenso” a complex six tobacco blend aged for up to seven years. Originally released in 2005 to great accolades, the return will be highly anticipated. This year, only 4500 boxes have been made and if history has taught us anything, that will not be enough to satisfy the demand. About the Cigar, The box is adorned with six stars to represent the complex blend of six vintage tobaccos aged for seven years before being used in this extraordinary cigar. The first star is the Havana-seed filler tobacco, grown in the rich red soil of the land north of San Domingo, which signifies spice and intensity. The second star is the Piloto filler tobacco from an exclusive part of the Valle del Yaque, which lends depth to the aroma. The third star is the San Vincente Mejorado filler tobacco from Santiago Rodriguez, whi

Introducing the Davidoff Colorado Claro; a fan and staff favorite at Regency Cigar. This is truly one of the most exceptional cigars in our humidor. What was once a limited release is now available year-round, and for that we are thankful. The cigar is variable in a variety of the most iconic sizes Davidoff has to offer. Sizes include short perfecto, special R, double R and my favorite the No. 3. What makes this cigar so exceptional is the wrapper. The Colorado Claro series features a rare sun-grown Connecticut Ecuador wrapper. The rich reddish colored wrapper is what provides the cigar with its delicious flavor profile. One of my favorite things about the claro is its versatility. It’s a flavorful enough cigar to satisfy a fuller bodied smoker but is smooth enough for a milder to medium bodied smoker to enjoy. This is truly a full-flavored cigar that doesn’t pack a huge nicotine punch. Overall the cigar displays notes of coffee, cedar, chocolate, cream and subtle spice. If you haven’t smoke

Regency Cigar is excited to offer two rare and unreleased offerings from the Davidoff Vault. For those unfamiliar the Davidoff Vault was a program that launched; with the goal of releasing rare unreleased blends and favorites from the past. Two of the rarest offerings from this endeavor are two unreleased robusto sizes of previous vault releases. The “Gusto”  and “Paragon” cigars; previously released in a toro format are now available at Regency Cigar in an unreleased robusto size. We are fortunate to be able to offer you both cigars, but quantities are extremely limited. 

Davidoff Gusto Private Selection Robusto: 

Size 5x50      Bundle of 10

The word “Gusto”, in both the English and Spanish language translates to enjoyment and intensity. Davidoff Gusto, was conceptualized around this idea, specifically, the sense of taste. A cigar crafted t

Cutting A Cigar

Regardless of who you are, or what cigar your smoking enjoying a premium hand made cigar always begins with cutting and lighting the cigar. Every individual has his or her own routine when it comes to doing this. However generally it begins with making some type of cut to the cigar in an effort  to remove part of the cap or flag leaf that closes the cigar, while leaving some of it glued around the end to keep the filler leaves together. In my experience it's always better to make a more shallow initial cut, then test the pre-light draw. If the initial cut is too deep the cigar can run the risk of unravelling.  Traditionally three types of cuts are used; a straight cut, punch cut or v-cut. For myself personally, and in my experience the majority of smokers select a straight cut, also known as a guillotine cut. Having a quality and sharp cutter makes this cut much easier and reduces the risk of damaging the cigar. Both Xikar and Colibri make some great tools t

I'm guessing if you're reading this article you most likely enjoy smoking premium cigars, but do you know what the process of making one looks like? Many of us enjoy the luxury that comes along with smoking a premium hand made cigar; however very few know the effort that goes into making the cigars. Making premium cigars like Padron, Davidoff, and Ashton can be  an extremely labor intensive process that can take several years, to go from seed to shelf. The purpose of this article will be to better acquaint ourselves with the process, and hopefully provide a new appreciation for the product we love.

Every cigar begins with a seed. The seed itself is extremely small, its equivalent to roughly the size of a candy sprinkle.Just a bottle cap full of seeds is capable of planting an entire row of crops. The seeds are first transformed into seedlings, this takes about 60 days. Once they become seedlings they can be planted in the fields; where they are fully grown in only 90 days.