Harrington & Sons

Some shops sell cigars the way others sell stationery — by the pallet, by the click, by the season. We have never seen the appeal. A fine Habano is the work of years: of soil, of weather, of hands that learned their craft from other hands. It deserves a merchant who treats it accordingly.

Curation before quantity

Our humidor is deliberately small. We list the cigars we believe in — the benchmarks of the Cuban catalogue and the quiet marques the trade keeps for itself — and we stock them as our allocations allow. When something is not available, we say so plainly, and we will write to you the moment it returns.

Kept as they should be kept

Every box in our care rests at proper temperature and humidity from the day it arrives to the day it leaves. Cigars that need time are given time. Orders travel in protective, humidified packaging, because the last mile should be as careful as the first.

Personal service

Write to us. Whether you are choosing a first robusto or completing a collection, you will be answered by a person who smokes what we sell. Our recommendations are honest — including, when warranted, the recommendation to wait.

Attention to the small things

Correct bands. Honest vitola specifications. Careful hands at the packing bench. The details are not decoration to us; they are the whole point.