• D10 - 6 x 58

• D8 - 5 1/2 x 56

• Oro Negro - 5 1/2 x 54

• Oro Suave - 5 x 48

• Doumitt 380-Connecticut - 5x38

• Doumitt 380-Habano - 5x38

• Oro Rechoncho - 4 1/2 x 60

The Oro Suave is a refined cigar that strikes a perfect balance between mild to medium strength and rich, layered flavors. Draped in a silky Connecticut wrapper, this cigar delivers an inviting, creamy profile from the first draw. The Dominican binder encases a meticulous blend of Dominican and Nicaraguan fillers, providing complexity and depth.

Upon lighting, Oro Suave offers a spicy start with hints of white pepper that gradually mellow into a smooth finish with buttered toast notes. As it burns, expect flavors of light cedar, toasted almonds, and a touch of honey, accompanied by a subtle earthiness. With its smooth construction and even burn, Oro Suave is an ideal choice for a daily smoke or in the morning with a cup of coffee.

Short and fat (4½x60) with a bit of an attitude (starts a little spicy then mellows out as you get into it). Made with 100% Nicaraguan tobacco, it’s definitely got that full body smoke.

Utilizing carefully selected, premium full-leaf aged tobacco from Northern Nicaragua, this is a strong medium to full body cigar. Wrapped in a robust Habano 92 leaf for a smooth yet slightly spicy cigar. The distinctive flavor and aroma of the Jalapa Valley binder stands out in this smooth, perfectly rolled cigar. The 60-ring size, perfect draw and short 4 1/2″ stature provides a surprisingly long smoke and has all the features an experienced cigar smoker enjoys.

• Initial Puffs: A strong introduction of earthiness and peppery spice, with the Habano 92 wrapper providing an extra layer of richness and complexity.
• Mid-Smoke: The flavors will likely deepen, revealing notes of dark chocolate, espresso, and cedar, balanced with a subtle sweetness and occasional floral hints.
• Final Third: The intensity might increase, with more pronounced pepper and earth tones, complemented by a lingering cocoa and coffee finish, and a satisfying complexity that keeps evolving until the end.

This tough cigar, aptly named “Black Gold,” is the original “Doumitt Gold” cigar. The Oro Negro boasts a luxurious Aged Habano 92 wrapper, its deep, oily sheen hinting at the complexity within. This prized leaf encases a bold combination of ligero filler from Nicaragua’s Esteli’ region and smooth Dominican binder, creating the perfect balance of working hard and living well.

Tasting Notes:

Pre-light: Aromas of dark chocolate, leather work gloves, and dried fruit.

First Third:
– Opens with a bold pepper kick, quickly mellowing into notes of espresso and toasted almonds.
– A subtle sweetness reminiscent of molasses lingers on the palate.

Second Third:
– The strength intensifies, revealing layers of earth and cedar.
– A creamy texture develops, balancing the cigar’s robust character.

Final Third:
– Rich cocoa notes dominate, intertwining with dark roasted coffee.
– A touch of leather and black pepper provides a complex finish.
– The strength reaches its peak, leaving a lasting impression of power and refinement.

The Oro Negro offers a full-bodied experience that evolves throughout the smoke, showcasing the unique characteristics of its carefully selected tobaccos. This cigar is best enjoyed by experienced smokers who appreciate the balance of working hard and living well.

Pairs well with a steak or a nice bourbon or scotch after a long day

Wrapper: San Andreas Mexico

• Flavor Notes: The San Andreas Mexican wrapper is known for its rich and earthy characteristics. You can expect:
  • Earthiness: Strong earthy flavors.
  • Sweetness: Hints of dark chocolate, molasses, and a natural sweetness.
  • Spice: A touch of black pepper and other spices.
  • Robustness: Generally adds depth and a fuller body to the cigar.

Binder: Nicaraguan Esteli

• Flavor Notes: Nicaraguan Esteli tobacco is known for its strength and spice. You might find:
  • Pepper: Pronounced black pepper notes.
  • Leather: Rich, leathery undertones.
  • Wood: Cedar and other woody notes.
  • Intensity: Contributes to a strong, full-bodied experience.

Filler: Nicaraguan Condega & Piloto Habano DR

• Flavor Notes: Combining these fillers results in a complex and layered profile.
  • Nicaraguan Condega: Known for its balance and complexity.
    • Sweetness: Slight natural sweetness.
    • Spice: Moderate spice, typically more nuanced than Esteli.
    • Nutty: Hints of nuts and sometimes a creamy texture.
  • Piloto Habano DR: Rich and robust, it adds depth.
    • Earthiness: Strong earthy flavors.
    • Leather: Rich, leather notes.
    • Woodiness: Oak and other wood flavors.
    • Spice: Pronounced spiciness.

Overall Flavor Profile

When combined, these tobaccos create a medium to full-bodied cigar with a complex and robust flavor profile:

Initial Draw:

• Rich earthiness and dark chocolate from the San Andreas wrapper.
• Immediate spice from the Nicaraguan Esteli binder, with black pepper being prominent.

Mid-Smoke:

• Development of deeper flavors like leather, cedar, and nuts.
• Balanced sweetness from the San Andreas and Condega filler.
• Continued presence of pepper and spice, with additional complexity from the Piloto Habano.

Final Third:

• Intensification of earthy and leathery notes, with the spice becoming more pronounced.
• A rich, full-bodied finish with lingering sweetness and robust, complex flavors.
• Hints of oak and creaminess may emerge, rounding out the smoking experience.

Like it’s namesake, this baby is big at 6″x58. But unlike it’s namesake, this thing isn’t big on power. One of the most mild cigars in the Tradesmen lineup, it is often referred to as our “gentle giant.” If you like a big cigar but don’t want to worry if you are still legal to drive afterwards, this is your guy. Your CDL is safe with the D10 . Don’t leave this thing laying around the jobsite though, someone is sure to “borrow” it.

Wrapper: Sumatra Ecuador Maduro

• Flavor Notes: The Sumatra Ecuador Maduro wrapper often imparts a rich, sweet, and smooth profile. You might detect notes of cocoa, coffee, and a subtle sweetness. The maduro fermentation process enhances the sweetness and can add depth.

Binder: Doble F San Vicente

• Flavor Notes: San Vicente tobaccos are known for their smoothness and balance. The Doble F (Double Fermentation) process typically enhances these qualities.

Filler: Blend of Piloto Habano

• Flavor Notes: Piloto Habano is known for its rich and earthy characteristics.  This blend often provides a strong and full-bodied smoking experience.

Overall Flavor Profile

• Initial Draw: A burst of creamy sweetness, with prominent notes of cocoa and cedar.
• Mid-Smoke: Development of richer flavors like dark chocolate, coffee, and leather, balanced by a creamy and nutty undertone.
• Final Third: Intensification of earthiness, with lingering sweetness and a robust finish.

Full-leaf Criollo 98 filler, one of the more respected classic tobacco strains, wrapped around a Piloto Habano binder — small-crop Dominican tobacco with a little more bite than most, hints of cinnamon and spice underneath. The Connecticut Shade wrapper smooths all of that out: mild, easy on the draw, a clean contrast to the stronger filler and binder underneath it.

The 380 also comes with a Habano wrapper — same blend, different leaf, if you want more punch.

Criollo 98 filler, bound with Piloto Habano — small-crop Dominican tobacco, a little more bite than most, cinnamon and pepper underneath. The Ecuadorian Habano wrapper doesn’t try to smooth that out — thick, oily, a little veiny, and it brings its own sweetness and a touch of pepper to the front.

Also available with a Connecticut wrapper, if you’d rather the wrapper stay out of the way.