Top 10 Strong Cigars

Rocky Patel's Cuban Blend gives a big, full-bodied flavor blended with a mix of filler ligero blend with a choice of Nicaraguan Corojo or Honduran Corojo Maduro wrappers. The taste of sweet and spicy collide in this BOLD cigar!

601 La Bomba sits like a stick of dynamite with its pig-tailed tobacco fuse. With a Nicaraguan heart and a spicy Habano wrapper, pepper and spice is the order of the day while notes of cedar, leather, and earth help to balance things out.

Joya de Nicaragua Antaño Dark Corojo is an unbridled blend of Nicaraguan puro power. Its Corojo wrapper hides a mix of mature leaves below that come with extra kick in the pants. Our only parting piece - don't smoke it on an empty stomach.

With Maduro leaves in every part of its frame, Camacho Triple Maduro cigars are full-bodied enough to gain anyone's respect while omitting the bite that turns many off to stronger cigars with its naturally sweet Mexican San Andres wrapper.

A dark wrapper from Nicaragua accentuates Oliva Cain F's blend of Nicaraguan Ligero fillers to bring strong, yet refined notes of pepper, zest, and sweetness with a surprisingly smooth and balanced appeal that makes for a great smoke.

With the Nicaragua craze in full swing, Punch Gran Puro ups the ante with this heavy-hitting Honduran puro that's packed to the gills with a spicy earthiness, rich tobacco flavors, and a pinch of cinnamon on its delicious and smoky finish.

Asylum Straight Jacket is a Ligero tour de force. Framed entirely of Nicaraguan tobacco, the creamy pyroclastic smoke that erupts from its burn line is full of notes of pepper, spice, cedar, and nuts. There's strong and then there's Asylum.

A blistering core of Dominican leaves and an Ecuador Sumatra wrapper are the secret to the strength in La Flor Dominicana Double Ligero. Not for the faint-hearted, coffee and woody flavors are accented by plenty of spice and pepper.

Don Pepin Garcia Blue brings back those nostalgic full-bodied memories with spicy tobacco flavor. With its Nicaragua Corojo wrapper and Nicaraguan core, this devilish puro excudes nuances of cedar, peanuts, spice, and pepper.

Inferno by Oliva is aptly named. This Ligero-laced Nicaraguan puro throws copious amounts of pepper, spice, and kick into the mix but is still balanced enough keep from overpowering, making them a great choice for full-bodied cigar fans.