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Buying GuideBox of Padrón 1964 Anniversary Series Imperial cigars — Sun of a Gun Cigars, Yuma Arizona

Padrón 1964 vs. 1926: Aging, Strength and Where to Start

The 1964 is medium-full and made for regular smoking; the 1926 is full-bodied and aged a year longer. A side-by-side on aging, strength, wrappers and where to start in each line.

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AllocatedFuente Fuente OpusX Heaven and Earth cigars — Sun of a Gun Cigars, Yuma Arizona

Opus X Heaven and Earth: BBMF, Big B, Rare Black and More

A plain guide to the Opus X Heaven and Earth releases, what each one is, and which sizes are in our humidor.

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AllocatedBox of Padrón Family Reserve No. 46 cigars — Sun of a Gun Cigars, Yuma Arizona

Padrón Family Reserve: Ten-Year Tobacco, Explained

What makes Family Reserve different from the 1964 and 1926, the sizes we stock, and which to buy first.

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AllocatedBox of Arturo Fuente Casa Fuente Robusto cigars — Sun of a Gun Cigars, Yuma Arizona

Casa Fuente Cigars: The Las Vegas Lounge Blend, Explained

What Casa Fuente is, why it was hard to buy for years, and the sizes in our humidor.

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AllocatedBox of God of Fire KKP Special Reserve cigars — Sun of a Gun Cigars, Yuma Arizona

God of Fire KKP: Special Reserve vs. Never Back Down

What the two KKP lines are, how they differ, the sizes we stock and how they are allocated.

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AllocatedArturo Fuente Opus X Lost City Piramide cigars — Sun of a Gun Cigars, Yuma Arizona

Opus X Lost City: The Cigar Grown for a Film

The story behind Opus X Lost City, the sizes we stock, and how it differs from standard Opus X.

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