At prices like these, it’s virtually impossible to find a cigar this good. A true Cuban look-alike, Gispert Maduro can easily be compared to more widely advertised cigars that sell for more than double its price. But this is no wannabe cigar; it sports the identical tobaccos used in Davidoff and Ashton, smokes that sell in the 7 to 10 range. With its blend of Honduran and Nicaraguan long fillers, Honduran binder, and Ecuador grown Connecticut wrapper, Gispert is a big league cigar at a modest price. Its Honduran origin virtually assures a richer, bolder taste, one that cigar smokers are gravitating to in increasing numbers. So now is the time to get in on the ground floor of the Gispert Maduro phenomenon. After all, you’ve nothing to lose. As with every cigar in our inventory, I guarantee... Less

Hand made in Honduras, these tasty cigars will delight even the seasoned cigar connoisseur. Beautifully packaged in lovely semi-boite nature boxes, Gispert cigars are crafted with a unique blend of Honduran and Nicaraguan grown long filler tobaccos, a Honduran binder and a rich Ecuadorian Connecticut shade wrapper. This Toro is moderately priced, and due to its smoothness is a great choice for beginners.

Say what?Gispert is an odd name isnt it? Sounds French. I try very hard to like those crepe-snarfing surrender monkeys but its too much. I guess deep down thats why Ive been hesitant to carry much inventory of this brand in the past. But its priced pretty well and good bang for the buck.Gispert features a mellow blend of Honduran and Nicaraguan long-leaf fillers wrapped in a light, smooth Connecticut-seed leaf grown in Ecuador. Its a creamy, mild smoke with hints of sweetness and cedar throughout.

Deep, a bit reduced on the nose, and full as can be, with blackberry, cassis and prune aromas. The palate is super rich and concentrated, and frankly a bit heady. Flavors of burnt brown sugar, toast, tobacco, pepper and baked berry fruits are delicious, and the finish is dense and long. Drinkable now but best in another two to four years. This marks the 20th anniversary of Concha y Toro's Don Melchor Cabernet.

Say what?Gispert is an odd name isnt it? Sounds French. I try very hard to like those crepe-snarfing surrender monkeys but its too much. I guess deep down thats why Ive been hesitant to carry much inventory of this brand in the past. But its priced pretty well and good bang for the buck.Gispert features a mellow blend of Honduran and Nicaraguan long-leaf fillers wrapped in a light, smooth Connecticut-seed leaf grown in Ecuador. Its a creamy, mild smoke with hints of sweetness and cedar throughout.

2007 Concha y Toro Don Melchor Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon

This wine is from Chile, Valle Central region, Maipo sub-region. Nose: Ripe freshy fruit and berries lead of this highly aromatic wine.Later, the tobacco, coffee and chocolate comes through yet is well married with the vanilla. Palate: Agreeable, mature tannins elegantly convey the best expressions of the Puente Alto vines.The pleasant, long finish displays great harmony and balance in this vintage. CABERNET SAUVIGNON Wine CHILEAN STILL WINE

A mild to medium Torpedo from Honduras at a very reasonable price, the Gispert Belicoso is flavorful and creamy. Beautifully packaged in lovely semi-boite nature boxes, Gispert cigars are crafted with a unique blend of Honduran and Nicaraguan grown long filler tobaccos, a Honduran binder and a rich Ecuadorian Connecticut shade wrapper. Due to its smooth quality and affordable price, this is a great choice for beginners.

A mild to medium Corona from Honduras that burns well and provides tons of creamy smoke. Beautifully packaged in lovely semi-boite nature boxes, Gispert cigars are crafted with a unique blend of Honduran and Nicaraguan grown long filler tobaccos, a Honduran binder and a rich Ecuadorian Connecticut shade wrapper. Rated 86 (Very Good to Excellent) on Cigar Aficionado August 2007, this cigar is a Best Buy based on its quality and price.

Gispert cigars, handmade in Honduras and packaged in beautiful semi-boite nature boxes, blend a golden Ecuadorian Connecticut shade wrapper with Honduran binder and Honduran and Nicaraguan fillers. Smooth and creamy, with a cedar-like finish, these milder and moderately- priced cigars have a storied pedigree that traces back to 19th century Cuba.