From select leaf to a working smoker's hand,every Nat Cicco keeps one promise: more cigar than the price suggests.
Hand-rolled since 1965. Eleven lines, from a daily short-filler to the HHB super-premium, sold through authorized tobacconists.
Eleven lines, two shelves, one standard.
1965
The year the Rejects first appeared
93
Points · Aniversario 1965
2007
Nat Cicco relaunch
11
Lines in the house
Select leaf, patient hands, and a price that was never an accident.
The tobacco
Extra-select-grade filler from Connecticut, Honduran and Dominican leaf, the same tobaccos that go into some of America's most sought-after premium cigars. The Aniversario and the HHB add long aging and Spanish cedar on top.
The hands
Every Nat Cicco is bunched and rolled by hand. The house pioneered faster hand-bunching methods that let a roller finish more cigars in a day, which is where the price comes from. The leaf was never where we saved.
Aniversario 1965
Habano-seed fillers and a Nicaraguan binder finished with Ecuadorian-grown Habano wrapper. The Aniversario carries the touches a collector looks for: extra aging, a pigtail cap, a wrapper-enclosed foot and a Spanish cedar box. Rated 93 points by Cigar Aficionado and named to its Top 25 of 2019.
In 1965 the first Nat Cicco Churchill and Robusto Rejects appeared: hand-rolled cigars built from the select remnants of America's best premium lines, sold at a price that startled the trade. They were hardly rejects. Sixty years on, the idea still holds.
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