Villa Casdagli

of Hendrik Kelner Jr (son of master blender Hendrik Kelner) in the Dominican Republic with the exception of the Daughters of the Wind, which is made in Costa Rica. From mild to full-strength, Casdagli cigars are known for their rich flavors, excellent construction, and flawless draw.
The Casdagli Basilica gets its name from the massive canon used by the Ottomans during the siege of Constantinople in the 15th century. The foot of the Basilica is shaped to resemble a canon when fired. This unique foot design also serves as way to ease the smoker into the Basilica's full-bodied flavors. The Casdagli Basilica is available in two blends. The Basilica "A" is blended with the prized Bonao leaf. The Basilica "C" uses a blend composed of up to 7 distinct tobaccos. Both blends were specially selected by Hendrik Kelner Jr. of the famous Kelner family of Master Blenders at the KBF factory, which is located in the Dominican Republic.

The Casdagli family has been in the tobacco business since the nineteenth century. Their Casdagli brand of premium, boutique cigars are hand crafted and have become a favorite among cigar aficionados the world over. All of Casdagli's cigars are hand crafted at the famed KBF factory under the direct supervision