Brick House Cigars

In 1937, J.C. Newman launched Brick House to honor his family and heritage. The vintage Brick House cigar label depicts the pastoral setting of J.C. Newman’s childhood home – the only brick house in his village. A place that was not only a home, but it was also the town’s tavern. There, locals and visitors alike gathered nightly to eat, drink, smoke, and enjoy each other’s company. The original Brick House cigars were Cuban puros, handmade with the finest Havana tobaccos. Today, Brick House cigars are premium Nicaraguan puros featuring an exclusive Nicaraguan Havana Subido™ wrapper and Nicaraguan filler for a complex, flavorful premium cigar.

Rated 92. The Brick House Robusto was chosen as one of the Best Cigars of the Year 2010, ranking #17. The draw of this cigar is nearly effortless. Tea and sweet wood notes come together very nicely here, leaving a toasty aftertaste.

Rated 92. The Brick House Robusto was chosen as one of the Best Cigars of the Year 2010, ranking #17. The draw of this cigar is nearly effortless. Tea and sweet wood notes come together very nicely here, leaving a toasty aftertaste.

Rated 89. The wrapper is a bit veiny, but richly hued and gleaming with oils. It’s a mostly cedary smoke with dried apple notes and some spice on the finish.

Rated 89. The wrapper is a bit veiny, but richly hued and gleaming with oils. It’s a mostly cedary smoke with dried apple notes and some spice on the finish.