My UZI Weighs A Ton cigars are the fruit of a collaboration between Drew Estate and Joya de Nicaragua. Brazilian Mata Fina Oscuro, Nicaraguan Esteli Ligero, Nicaraguan Seco Jalapa and Nicaraguan Viso Condega longfillers are framed in CT Broadleaf Maduro binders, and wrapped in San Andreas Negro capas. Their quirky name stems from Drew Estate founder Jonathan Drew's favorite 6 x 60 vitola, lovingly called it his Uzi. Picking up a wheel of them, he exclaimed, Damn, my UZI weighs a TON!

Value Line Nicaraguan #300 Toro premium cigars sport a flavorful Nicaraguan-grown, Corojo wrapper encasing a medium to full-bodied blend of dark, rich-tasting Nicaraguan Habano seed tobaccos. The cigar draws well, producing a thick, creamy head of smoke and a savory aroma.

Here's a sweet closeout we snatched up from one of Nicaragua's best-loved cigar factories, under the condition that they (and the blend) remain anonymous. What you get is 20 well-made cigars, whose mellow longfillers and Connecticut-seed wrappers deliver a tasty, mild to medium smoke. The Nicaraguan Connecticut line is especially well-suited for those who appreciate a little oomph in an otherwise smooth CT cigar. Curious? Try a bundle. At these prices, it's one of the best values going.