Bighorn 20 Count Cigar Box

Story

Smoke this made-in-Montana cigar while fly fishing – or on your porch, if you don’t have a trout stream handy. The classic wooden box holds 20 individually wrapped Maduros, with peaty, full-bodied flavor from the Mexican wrapper and the Nicaraguan binder and filler.

Box of 20 cigars, (L) 6.25”, 52 gauge
Mexico San Andreas wrapper, Nicaragua binder and filler, wooden box
Assembled in Montana
Due to the nature of this product, we cannot accept returns
Due to shipping restrictions, we unfortunately cannot ship this item to Canada, Arizona, Maine, Maryland, South Dakota, Utah, Washington or military addresses.

Return Policy

Return Policy
This product ships direct from the vendor, we cannot accept returns on this product. However, if there are any issues please reach out to help@bespokepost.com.

About Big Sky Cigar Co.

Big Sky Cigar aims to revive Montana’s lost tradition of cigarmaking. From trout streams to ranches to copper mines, the working landscapes of the state inspire the company to develop new cigars using fine tobacco leaves from Nicaragua, Mexico, and Ecuador.

Story
Smoke this made-in-Montana cigar while fly fishing – or on your porch, if you don’t have a trout stream handy. The classic wooden box holds 20 individually wrapped Maduros, with peaty, full-bodied flavor from the Mexican wrapper and the Nicaraguan binder and filler.
Box of 20 cigars, (L) 6.25”, 52 gauge

Mexico San Andreas wrapper, Nicaragua binder and filler, wooden box

Assembled in Montana

Due to the nature of this product, we cannot accept returns

Due to shipping restrictions, we unfortunately cannot ship this item to Canada, Arizona, Maine, Maryland, South Dakota, Utah, Washington or military addresses.
Return Policy
Return Policy
This product ships direct from the vendor, we cannot accept returns on this product. However, if there are any issues please reach out to help@bespokepost.com.
About Big Sky Cigar Co.
Big Sky Cigar aims to revive Montana’s lost tradition of cigarmaking. From trout streams to ranches to copper mines, the working landscapes of the state inspire the company to develop new cigars using fine tobacco leaves from Nicaragua, Mexico, and Ecuador.