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Our premium Tradition collection, which includes three distinct vitolas, is a collaboration between Pappy & Company and the master blenders and rollers at Drew Estate in Estelí, Nicaragua, featuring a blend chosen by our father to reflect the values of our family’s famed Old Rip Van Winkle bourbons—quality, craftsmanship, and a commitment to excellence without shortcuts. With an oily Ecuadorian Habano Oscuro wrapper, an Indonesian binder, and a blend of aged Dominican and Nicaraguan long-fillers, this classic cigar collection delivers a fragrant, full-bodied smoke with top notes of chocolate, earth, and leather. Hints of raw cocoa, cashews, and sweet tobacco create balance and depth. Our Robusto vitola is the collection’s shortest offering and can easily be enjoyed in under an hour, but a ring gauge of fifty two ensures a smoke that’s just as flavorful and complex.
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Finest club members get first access to the Limited Releases in our Vault.
Limited ReleaseCorona VivaBox of 10
Limited ReleaseGordoBox of 10
Limited ReleaseFlying PigBox of 12
Each Limited Release is sold separately. Because quantities are limited, availability is not guaranteed.

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