Just arrived, Our annual allocation of holiday cigars! Thank you to Arturo Fuente cigar Co for showing us some Christmas love! come get some of these fine and very limited cigars for yourself or the smoker in your life this holiday season. These cigars won't last long!

Special holiday promotion on box purchases of 20 cigars or more receive 10% while supplies last. We greatly appreciate your business throughout the year and wish you and yours a happy and safe holiday season.

-Happy Smoking!
The Cigar Exchange Family

Here are some of our great gift ideas!

• Cigar Samplers

• Cigar Ashtray’s

• Torch Lighter & Cigar Cutter Combo

• Home or Travel Humidors

Not sure what to get? Let us help you choose the perfect gift!

The Cigar Exchange will be open this Sunday, May 29th, for you're Memorial Day Cigar purchases. Memorial Day Weekend Sale

• Spend $50-$100 get 10% Off

• Spend $100-$200 get 20% Off

• Spend $200 and up get 25% Off

La Flor Dominicana’s Andalusian Bull is back in stock at the Cigar Exchange! This is a rare and one of the highest rated cigars in the world. Come and grab one while supplies last.

Invoking the spirit of Spain’s famous Toreros, this cigar has character and flair in both its flavor and presentation. A Dark natural Ecuadorian Corojo wrapper covers some of the most powerful fillers and binder grown on our farm in the Dominican Republic. The flavors are complex, with a myriad of spices and a touch of sweetness creating an exquisite full-bodied smoking experience.

-La Flor Domincana’s description of the Andalusian Bull

Let us do the work for you in keeping your cigars at the perfect humidity level. This will ensure that you have a great cigar smoking experience every time! Only a few lockers are available, don't wait too long to come by or call the shop for locker membership perk details before they all taken.

The Cigar Exchange is pleased to announce we now carry Plasencia Cigars! Plasencia Cigars have a long rich history in the cigar industry.

1865 - Don Eduardo Plasencia left The Canary Islands in search of success and opportunity and started growing tobacco in Vuelta Abajo, Cuba.

1898 - Don Eduardo’s nephew, Sixto Plasencia Juares, expanded the business and opened the Corojal farm.

1920 - Sixto Plasencia created “Hijos de Sixto Plasencia” (Sixto Plasencia’s sons) and began to export and sell to bigger companies.

1963 - Castro’s regime confiscated the farms. Don Sixto and his family fled to Mexico with only what they could carry, and later relocated to Nicaragua.

1965 - Starting again from scratch, Don Sixto planted his best seeds in the fertile soils of Nicaragua.

1978 - Due to political turmoil, the Plasencia family’s tobacco farms were burned down, forcing the family to move to Honduras.

1986 - Néstor Plasencia entered the cigar business, manufacturing 1 million cigars a year for other companies.

1990 - Keeping the farms in Honduras, the family went back to Nicaragua to revive the land and raise the production to 33 million cigars a year.

2000 - 30 different brands trust Plasencia to produce their cigars.

2015 - Plasencia became the largest grower of tobacco in the world with more than 6,000 employees, 4 factories, and 8 plantations in Honduras and Nicaragua, producing 40 million cigars a year.

2017 - Plasencia Cigars, the family’s own brand was launched. Néstor Andrés, Gustavo, and José Luis Plasencia introduced the Alma series, Reserva Original, and the Cosecha 146 among others.

The Cigar Exchange is pleased to announce we now carry the extremely limited Las Calaveras line of cigars from Crowned Heads!

The Cigar Exchange has modified hours. Our lounge is open with limited seating. We also offer curbside pickup! We are able to ship cigars as well. Please Call (910.251.5015) or email (lior@thecigarexchange.com) to place orders. Please see our modified hours of operation below. Happy smoking.

Hours of Operation:

• Tuesday: 12:00pm-7:00pm

• Wednesday: 12:00pm-7:00pm

• Thursday: 12:00pm-8:00pm

• Friday: 12:00pm-9:00pm

• Saturday: 12:00pm-9:00pm

Lightly modifying the original core blend of the 90-rated Alec Bradley Black Market, the 2020 Filthy Hooligan makes use of an Ecuadorian Sumatra binder hugging long-fillers from Honduras and Panama. The unique part is the striking Honduran Candela on Nicaraguan Jalapa Maduro barber pole wrappers. Only 2,000 boxes were produced so act fast to grab this unique barber pole!

The Cigar Exchange is the preferred partner for Atabey and we are proud to feature the highly rated and widely regarded Atabey Cigar line. The Cigar Exchange is the only place in Wilmington where you will find a range of the amazing Atabey Cigars. Come and select an Atabey Cigar and experience one of the best cigars in production.

Atabey cigars are produced in limited quantities by the “Selected Tobacco” factory in Costa Rica but not using Costa Rican Tobacco. Aged for a minimum of 5 years post-roll, the Atabey offers a very complex experience.

• Wrapper: Ecuadorian

• Binder: Undisclosed

• Filler: Undisclosed, Peruvian

The names of different formats Atabey cigar brand are associated with these spiritual ceremonies: Ídolos, Divinos, Brujos, Sabios, Delirios, Ritos

A History of Atabey

It was the Taino Indians who first smoked a primitive form of what we call today cigars.

It was during the full moon that the Taino Indians, in religious fashion, all carrying in their hands tobacco leaves rolled as a cigar, would light the cigars while in prayer. The Taino’s would form a circle of worship known as cohiba and smoke their cigars. Unique rituals performed by men of the tribe around the leader and wizard of the tribe, called Bejique or behike of the Tribe.

When the Taino Indians went into a state of delirium by the smoke, they would then blow the smoke over the wise leader, the behike, who was in the middle of the circle, so that with his divine powers raised to heaven, through the smoke he received, he would give those prayers to the goddess idol Atabey.

Atabey is Supreme deity of the Taino Indians.

All Caldwell cigar lines $2 off per cigar and 25% off all in stock boxes.

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