Full & Fulsome Tubos 10-Cigar Dime Pack

Sampler contains two of each: All Saints Solamente Toro Tubo (6"x52). Spanish for “only”—is a standout in the brand’s portfolio and a must-try for cigar enthusiasts seeking depth and balance. This expertly crafted cigar features a beautiful Ecuadorian Habano wrapper over a Nicaraguan binder and a rich blend of Honduran and Nicaraguan long-fillers. Medium to full-bodied in strength, Solamente delivers a complex and satisfying profile with notes of earth, leather, and sweet coffee, complemented by a rich, inviting aroma. Bold yet refined, it offers a well-balanced smoking experience that appeals to both seasoned smokers and those exploring fuller-bodied cigars. Antihero Toro Tubo (6"x52). In the cigar world, Raymond Pages may be the hero you want and the hero you deserve. Antihero is a unique offering from Raymond. More medium or medium-plus than full in body, it's rich and robust but incredibly balanced and smooth, never overwhelming. The wrapper is a dark Habano leaf - not a maduro but almost maduro looking - brimming with oils, nice tooth and texture. Cold draw features a distinct honey, bready character and notes of earth, leather, and spice. Nicely box-pressed, it burns perfectly, good draw, crisp carbon line, and firm ash you have to knock off. Starts out pleasantly with some notes of cocoa, wood, and some spice, with a slight musty earthiness and zero harshness. By the second half, the spice that is building gives way to black pepper, leather, cinnamon, and espresso. Antihero is the ideal cigar in combination of richness and smoothness and pairs perfectly with whiskey or beer.  Last of My Kind Toro Tubo (6"x52) A full-bodied, robust, complex cigar brimming with leather flavors, there is no doubt. But that is said of many cigars. This one is hard to do justice because it has layers upon layers of flavor and more complexity than most. The wrapper is perfect: oily, Habano, dark, toothy. Firm throughout, the cold draw brings notes of raisins and coffee. Toasting it delivers a razor-sharp burn line and very white, firm ash that holds firm. Flavor wise there is ample sweetness up front with a rich, full coating of smoke, cocoa, and molasses. As you proceed here comes the richness and complexity, with notes of leather, rye, cinnamon with a nice barnyard finish and copious amounts of smoke. In the final third it’s earthy and bready with an underlying, lingering spiciness. On one hand it may be the Man’s Man of the Man’s Man Cigar of the Year. In the cigar arms race to produce full-bodied blends enough to sprout new chest hairs or burn them off this is nothing new. Penn Standard Broadleaf Toro Tubo (6'x52). A gorgeous, dark horse of a blend from Nicaragua that will captivate you the moment you lay eyes on it. Have a look at the luscious, dark, genuine Pennsylvania-grown Broadleaf Maduro wrapper, an oily beauty with some nice mottling and tooth that will have you drooling – a preview of things to come. The binder is Habano-seed Esteli-grown leaf; the multi-country fillers are a recipe of Habano Esteli and Habano Condega grown in the jet black volcanic soils of Nicaragua together with Habano Copan from Honduras. On the opening, there’s nice sweetness on the lips with a refined flavor that’s smooth and almost chocolatey together with some spices, yet zero bite and no harshness. The ash is grey and holds firm, developing layer after layer before falling off in large chunks as it progresses. The smoke clouds billow with copious amounts of smoke. Warmer, creamy and smooth with a baked bread aroma, it burns slow with continued spice and strength throughout. Into the second half there is natural tobacco sweetness, hints of coffee, cocoa and leather with a pronounced hickory note and a mellow, pleasant finish on the palate. On the fuller side of medium to full bodied, this complex yet balanced prime steak is one solid smoke. Your Mom Torpedo Tubo (6"x52). Crafted by hand in Esteli, Nicaragua with a stacked blend of Habano long-fillers from Ometepe and Esteli bound by a San Andres binder, all draped in the piece de resistance – a sultry Ecuadorian Corojo Oscuro wrapper. She opens up with notes of cocoa, black pepper, and subtle creaminess. Halfway through she bakes up some richer earthy notes, more cocoa, and less pepper. She’s got just the right amount of Ligero to spice things up early and evolves into a savory sweet balance of creaminess, leather, and fruity cherry notes as she burns. Beneath the novelty surface is a truly good blend with body like a brick house, a gentle touch of sweetness, and a rounded profile that keeps you coming back.