Our Story

With over a decade of experience we are committed to the finest

principles and care in our products and for us, each cigar is an

extension of our love for cigar making

Live Cigar Rollers create some of the most exquisite cigars available,

using the finest tobacco leaves cron around the world and cigar rolling tools

to create a variety of styles, flavors, sizes,

and colors. While we are rolling your cigar, we can tell you

everything you need to know about the plant and, more

essentially, the art of cigar rolling.

A rolling board or table, chaveta “knife,” guillotine, quality press,

and vegetable glue are the instruments used for this hand rolling

method. The instruments used by many cigar rollers today are the

same as they have always been. For them, it’s more about

tradition than technology.

Hand Rolled vs Machine Made Cigar

Because there are only two types of

cigars – hand-rolled and machine-made – categorizing them by their manufacturing

process is the easiest.

For beginners and connoisseurs alike, hand-rolled cigars are the

favored option. Preservatives and chemicals may be present in

machine-produced cigars, whereas hand-rolled cigars are created

entirely of tobacco. In hand-rolled cigars, the filler, as well as the

binder that holds the filler and the outer wrapper, are all constructed entirely of tobacco leaves

Cigar tobacco is grown in a variety of locations around the world,

but the best tobacco comes from Cuba, Mexico, Brazil, the

Dominican Republic, and Honduras. In general, hand-rolled cigar

tobacco tastes better than machine-made cigar tobacco.

Ben Maxwell

Art Director

Sandra Turman

Head of Marketing

Barbara Mandrovich

Designer

Glen Cloonie

Copywriter