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Cigars That Don’t Exist

You are entering the Temple of the Imaginary. Prepare to discover a myriad of rare and valuable vitolas. But don’t look in your cigar shop: you won’t find these anywhere else in the world.

The Temple is open to all. If you wish to send us your creation, please observe the following guidelines:

•  Design a cigar and give it a name
•  Use only white A4 or letter-sized paper
•  Pencil crayon only; no felt pens
•  Draw the cigar with a decorated ring, if possible
•  Below your drawing, clearly write the name of the cigar
•  On the back of the paper, write the artist’s name an age
•  You can add comments if you like.

Then just scan your drawing in high-resolution format and send the digital file by e-mail to Shortcut-Cigars. If you don’t have a scanner, you can mail us the original and we will scan — contact-us for more details.

Arthur (4 years old)
Bordeaux, France
Cigarces

Arthur prepared not less than three cigars!

Maxime (7 years old)
Bordeaux, France
Ila Mallia

Maxime brings what seems to be a Dominican cigar.

Shirin (4 years old)
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Green

Oh… Look at the nice claro wrapper!

Shirin (5 years old)
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Rondi N° 11

A Rondi N° 11... to compete with a Belrive  Selection? Nice band.

Elena (7 years old)
Victoria, B-C, Canada
Maple

A pyramid... A band with geometrical design... and it's filled with Canadian tobacco! Somewhat unusual.

Marin (4 years old)
Victoria, B-C, Canada
Buchor

Half a Toscano? Here is a cigar with an oscuro wrapper.

Shirin (5 years old)
Sion, Switzerland
Plente (Serie D No. 4 ?)

Ask kids to play with creativity and for sure they'll breack the rules (for our best pleasure). Puff pastry, Customs declaration green sheet and black paper board. Take few pictures. Just invert the colours with your favourite graphic program and... ta-da! you got a wonderful robusto from Partagas... oups ! from Plente. Click on the picture to see the surprising result!

Arijeta (12 years old)
Sion, Switzerland
cigacolor

A peach flavoured cigar ? Rose flavoured ? Both ? Or… do the wrapper color comes from a secret trick during the fermentation of the tobacco leaves ? Nobody knows…

Arijeta (12 years old)
Sion, Switzerland
Tregar

Its shape and the rustic style of its wrapper reminds a bit of the Toscano, this Italien cigar that Clint Eastwood use to smoke in the movies. Yeah… its name too seems to fit perfectly with this actor. "Nooo, please! Don't pull the Tregar!"