Black Stogies Black Onyx

The Black Stogies Black Onyx is a full-bodied, box-pressed cigar with a rich Ecuadorian Maduro wrapper that delivers a bold, complex smoke with notes of nutmeg, dried fruit, black pepper, and floral accents.

Size: 6″ x 58 — Box-Pressed
Wrapper: Ecuadorian Maduro
Binder/Filler: Habano binder / Pueblo Nuevo, Estelí, and Jalapa filler
Strength: Full
Flavor Profile: Nutmeg, dried fruit, black pepper, flowers, earth
Origin: Nicaragua
Box Count: 24 cigars

Dark, Bold, Refined

The Black Onyx is the jewel of the Black Stogies premium line—a full-bodied, box-pressed cigar that pairs commanding strength with unexpected elegance. Created by Black Stogies Cigar Company, a black-owned brand established in 2020, the Black Onyx draws its name from the precious gemstone known for its deep black luster and protective qualities. Like its namesake, this cigar is dark, striking, and carries real substance beneath its polished exterior.

Handcrafted in Nicaragua

Every Black Onyx is handcrafted by a Nicaraguan-owned family company devoted to the artisanal traditions of Central American cigar-making. The blend begins with a rich, oily Ecuadorian Maduro wrapper that contributes depth and natural sweetness. A Habano binder adds structure and spice, while the filler draws from three of Nicaragua’s premier tobacco regions—Pueblo Nuevo for body, Estelí for bold flavor, and Jalapa for smooth, creamy complexity. The box-pressed format concentrates the flavors and ensures an even, slow burn.

The Blend and Flavor

This full-bodied cigar opens with a wave of warm nutmeg and black pepper that immediately establishes its bold character. As the cigar develops, dried fruit and floral notes emerge, adding an unexpected elegance to the powerful profile. Earthy undertones from the Estelí filler provide a rich foundation, while the Jalapa component smooths out the transitions. The retrohale carries a pleasant spice with hints of dried flowers. The box-pressed format delivers a focused, concentrated flavor experience from start to finish. The final third intensifies with dark earth and spice, finishing long and satisfying with a lingering impression of nutmeg and toasted tobacco.