GRANDE 6 x 60 – 20 ct box
TORO 6 x 52 – 20 ct box
LONSDALE 61/4 x 46 – 20 ct box
ROTHSCHILD 41/4 x 50 – 20 ct box
PT.CORONA 51/4 x 42 – 20 ct box
CAPA: Connecticut Broadleaf
CAPOTE: Habano Nicaragua
TRIPA: Nicaragua
IN HOMAGE
Charter Oak also pays tribute to Melillo’s grandfather, who while earning a modest salary working for the Winchester Repeating Arms factory after WWII, smoked exclusively broadleaf cigars manufactured by FD Graves on State St.
GRANDE 6 x 60 – 20 ct box
TORO 6 x 52 – 20 ct box
LONSDALE 61/4 x 46 – 20 ct box
ROTHSCHILD 41/4 x 50 – 20 ct box
PT.CORONA 41/4 x 42 – 20 ct box
CAPA: Connecticut Broadleaf
CAPOTE: Habano Nicaragua
TRIPA: Nicaragua
IN HOMAGE
Charter Oak also pays tribute to Melillo’s grandfather, who while earning a modest salary working for the Winchester Repeating Arms factory after WWII, smoked exclusively broadleaf cigars manufactured by FD Graves on State St.
GRANDE 6 x 60 – 20 ct box
TORO 6 x 52 – 20 ct box
LONSDALE 61/4 x 46 – 20 ct box
TORPEDO 6 x 52 – 50 ct box
PT.CORONA 51/4 x 42 – 20 ct box
ROTHSCHILD 41/2 x 50 – 20 ct box
CAPA: Habano Ecuador
CAPOTE: Nicaragua
TRIPA: Nicaragua
The packaging on the Habano will display the same historic 600-year-old oak central to Connecticut’s legacy of independence and industry. It will be set apart by a warm, honey-colored box and black corner label. Like its predecessors, it will share the same five sizes in 20 count boxes as well as a larger count sixth size unique to the Habano.
GRANDE 6 x 60 – 20 ct box
TORO 6 x 52 – 20 ct box
LONSDALE 61/4 x 46 – 20 ct box
TORPEDO 6 x 52 – 50 ct box
PT.CORONA 51/4 x 42 – 20 ct box
ROTHSCHILD 41/2 x 50 – 20 ct box
CAPA: Habano Ecuador
CAPOTE: Nicaragua
TRIPA: Nicaragua
The packaging on the Habano will display the same historic 600-year-old oak central to Connecticut’s legacy of independence and industry. It will be set apart by a warm, honey-colored box and black corner label. Like its predecessors, it will share the same five sizes in 20 count boxes as well as a larger count sixth size unique to the Habano.
TORPEDO 6 x 52 – 50 ct box
CAPA: Habano Ecuador
CAPOTE: Nicaragua
TRIPA: Nicaragua
Foundation’s Charter Oak Habano will additionally be available in a 6 x 52 Torpedo. Unlike the other sizes, which come in 20 count boxes, the Habano Torpedo will come in a 50-count cabinet.
“There’s nothing like a 50-count cabinet—or a 6×52 Torpedo! Why not put them together in one beautiful package?” – said founder Nicholas Melillo.
TORPEDO 6 x 52 – 50 ct box
CAPA: Habano Ecuador
CAPOTE: Nicaragua
TRIPA: Nicaragua
Foundation’s Charter Oak Habano will additionally be available in a 6 x 52 Torpedo. Unlike the other sizes, which come in 20 count boxes, the Habano Torpedo will come in a 50-count cabinet.
“There’s nothing like a 50-count cabinet—or a 6×52 Torpedo! Why not put them together in one beautiful package?” – said founder Nicholas Melillo.
Charter Oak Cigars hail from the same fertile valley in Connecticut that native son and Master Blender Nick R Agua aka Nick Melillo was born and raised. Charter Oak Cigars feature some of the most prized and sought after Cuban seed leaf varieties from the exquisite Esteli and Jalapa regions of Nicaragua. The cigars are then wrapped in a silky, beautiful Connecticut Shade wrapper and a Sumatran binder for a balanced medium-bodied smoke. Or if one prefers a hearty and rich Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper, leaving you with the perfect every day and every occasion cigar.
Charter Oak Cigars hail from the same fertile valley in Connecticut that native son and Master Blender Nick R Agua aka Nick Melillo was born and raised. Charter Oak Cigars feature some of the most prized and sought after Cuban seed leaf varieties from the exquisite Esteli and Jalapa regions of Nicaragua. The cigars are then wrapped in a silky, beautiful Connecticut Shade wrapper and a Sumatran binder for a balanced medium-bodied smoke. Or if one prefers a hearty and rich Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper, leaving you with the perfect every day and every occasion cigar.
CT SHADE HIGHLIGHTS
CT BROADLEAF HIGHLIGHTS
CHARTER OAK HABANO HIGHLIGHTS
The 12th century on a plot located on what is now downtown Hartford.
Native Americans, who cultivated tobacco nearby long before settlers, held councils beneath its massive branches. The tree is actually mentioned in Dutch Explorer, Adrian Block’s journey guidebook in 1608. By the mid-1600s, the plot was parceled and a farm was built with the agreement that the local tribe could share this sacred tree.
In 1662 King Charles II issued a Royal Charter to the Connecticut Colony granting an unusual degree of autonomy. However, when his successor, James II appointed an English Governor-General to reclaim the Charter, it was hidden in what became known as Charter Oak, one of our country’s greatest symbols of American Independence.
“I wanted to create an economy-minded, everyday smoke for connoisseurs; something tasty and delicious but didn’t break the bank”, says Melillo.