Al Capone

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Al Capone Cigars & Cigarillos Named after the infamous Italian American gangster Al Capone , also known as Scarface, Al Capone cigars (cigarillos ) are hand-rolled tobacco products crafted with Nicaraguan filler and binder leaves and wrapped in a dark Brazilian Bahia wrapper. They provide a full-bodied smoke with a dark aroma, making you travel back in time to the 1920s. Al Capone tobacco products come in various flavors, including Al Capone Sweets , Sweets Cognac , Sweets Rum, Candela, and Jamaican Blaze . All of these flavors also have filtered and unfiltered versions of cigars. The latter typically brings out more flavors than the filtered cigars . Al Capone cigarillos were designed for those who like to have a full- size cigar in a shorter amount of time. You only need ten to fifteen minutes to enjoy the full aroma of the Al Capone cigarillo, which is just enough for a short break in the middle of the day. Besides, the packs they come in are very convenient to take anywhere you go: the 10-pack closes with a snap and has cellophane to keep the cigars fresh. You can easily find Al Capone smokes pretty much anywhere: from gas stations to old cigar stores throughout the country. The high availability of the cigars is a good sign of their popularity: if there were no demand for Al Capone products, they simply wouldn't be sold. And it isn't just about the availability – their pricing is another factor why many people stay true to Al Capone cigars . Depending on the flavor, a single Al Capone mini-cigarillo retails for around $1. If you're new to the cigar-smoking world, we definitely recommend purchasing a single one first before you go ahead and get a whole box. Overall, Al Capone offers an amazing smoking experience, and their cigarillos are perfect for a quick smoke whenever you have a little bit of time. To buy Al Capone cigarillos , mini-cigarillos, and cigars, you must have reached the age of 21 , which is the minimum age requirement to purchase tobacco prod