Casdagli Cypher 3311
Casdagli Cypher 3311 Limited Edition Cigar Collection
Step into the world of wartime espionage with the Casdagli Cypher 3311, an extraordinary limited edition cigar line that pays homage to World War II codebreaking operations and Jeremy Casdagli’s grandfather’s courage as a prisoner of war. This exclusive collection combines historical significance with premium tobacco craftsmanship, featuring exotic blends that require careful aging and packaging adorned with hidden messages waiting to be discovered by discerning smokers.
- Historic POW tribute honoring Jeremy Casdagli’s grandfather, prisoner #3311
- Limited annual production of only 4,000 cigars per vitola ensures exclusivity
- Wartime-themed vitolas including Enigma, Colossus, Needle, and Lorenz
- Hidden cipher messages embedded within packaging and imagery
- Exotic tobacco blends requiring post-production aging for optimal development
- Red Cross charitable contribution from every cigar sale supporting global humanitarian efforts
The Cypher 3311 name carries profound meaning, representing Jeremy’s grandfather’s prisoner of war number during his captivity in Nazi Germany. As a member of MI9, his grandfather conducted covert operations including escape planning while creating artistic works embedded with cipher messages as acts of defiance. The coat of arms featured on each cigar replicates one of his grandfather’s wartime embroideries, preserving this legacy of courage and resistance.
Each vitola in the collection draws its name from famous World War II codebreaking operations and intelligence initiatives. The Enigma references the German encryption machine, while Colossus honors the world’s first programmable computer used to break Nazi codes. The Needle and Lorenz continue this theme of wartime intelligence operations, creating a cohesive tribute to the secret war fought by codebreakers and intelligence officers.
The exotic tobacco blends selected for this line represent some of the rarest and most expensive components available, creating truly unique flavor profiles that benefit from extended aging. Each box clearly indicates the year of production, allowing collectors to track the development of these limited cigars over time. The packaging itself becomes part of the experience, with hidden messages and imagery that invite exploration and discovery.
| Attribute | Details |
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| Annual Production | Maximum 4,000 per vitola |
| Available Vitolas | Enigma, Colossus, Needle, Lorenz, Boniface, Double Cross |
| Special Features | Hidden messages, wartime imagery, year marking |
| Charitable Component | Percentage of sales donated to Red Cross |
| Aging Requirement | Post-production aging recommended |
| Presentation | Elegant coffin boxes with historical significance |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the historical significance behind the Casdagli Cypher 3311 name?
The name honors Jeremy Casdagli’s grandfather, a WWII prisoner of war numbered 3311, who conducted covert intelligence operations and created cipher messages within his wartime artwork as acts of resistance against Nazi forces.
How many cigars are produced annually in this collection?
Production is strictly limited to a maximum of 4,000 cigars per vitola annually, making each cigar highly sought after by collectors and ensuring genuine exclusivity.
What makes the tobacco blends unique in the Cypher 3311 line?
The collection features exotic and expensive tobacco components that create truly unique blends requiring post-production aging, with each box clearly marking the year of production for optimal development tracking.
Are there hidden messages in the cigar packaging?
Yes, both the packaging imagery and blend selections contain hidden messages that can be discovered by smokers, continuing the wartime cipher theme and adding an element of mystery to the experience.
Which vitolas are available in the Cypher 3311 collection?
The collection includes various vitolas named after WWII operations: Enigma, Colossus, Needle, Lorenz, plus additional releases like Boniface and Double Cross, each with distinct characteristics.
Does purchasing these cigars support any charitable causes?
Yes, a percentage of every Cypher 3311 cigar sale is donated to the Red Cross, supporting their ongoing humanitarian work worldwide in alleviating human suffering.
What is the connection to “A Stitch in Time” book?
The book “A Stitch in Time. God save the King – Fu*k Hitler!” serves as the primary inspiration for the cigar line, with 25% of book proceeds also donated to the Red Cross.
Are these cigars suitable for immediate smoking or should they be aged?
While smokeable upon purchase, the exotic tobacco blends benefit from additional aging, and the year marking on each box helps track optimal smoking windows for maximum flavor development.
| Selection | Box – Colossus 6 x 60, 4 Pack – Colossus 6 x 60, Single – Colossus 6 x 60, Box – Enigma 7 1/2 x 49, 4 Pack – Enigma 7 1/2 x 49, Single – Enigma 7 1/2 x 49, Box – Lorenz 9 1/5 x 58, 4 Pack – Lorenz 9 1/5 x 58, Single – Lorenz 9 1/5 x 58, Box – Needle 7 x 48, 4 Pack – Needle 7 x 48, Single – Needle 7 x 48 |
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franciscotorvisco92 (verified owner) –
It’s not the best cigar in the world, not really worth $50, but the story alone makes it an interesting conversation piece, the coffin it came in is beautiful, probably one of the better looking ones I’ve seen, and the overall construction and burn was good was surprising for it’s almost 8″ but sadly it really wasn’t as complex as I thought it would be.
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Lou Cross (verified owner) –
Don’t let the price tag intimidate you. The cigar is worthy of the incredible story. So smooth and burned perfectly. What you’d expect from a Casdagli cigar.
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kurt.pullman (verified owner) –
I’m and admitted Casdagli fanboy and the story alone sold these for me… I’ve only had the Enigma so far but am looking forward to comparing the Lorenz and Colossus. Now to go find the Needle to compare…
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