Casdagli Cypher 3311
Casdagli Cypher 3311 — a WWII codebreaking-inspired limited from Costa Rica. Medium-bodied with honey, almond, and dark chocolate: the full collector expression of Casdagli’s cryptographic 3311 series.
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Casdagli Cypher 3311
Step into history and intrigue with Casdagli Cypher 3311—a limited edition cigar line crafted to honor both World War II codebreaking heroes and the secret resistance work of Jeremy Casdagli’s grandfather, POW #3311. Every vitola in the collection references legendary wartime intelligence operations, infusing every session with artistry, story, and sophistication. These small-batch cigars combine deeply aged, exotic tobacco blends with packaging brimming with hidden cipher messages, making each box a collector’s relic with rich flavor and symbolism.
- Limited annual production—only 4,000 cigars per vitola, ensuring exclusivity
- Multiple sizes: Enigma, Colossus, Needle, Lorenz, Boniface, Double Cross—each named for WWII codebreaking operations
- Artful packaging with genuine wartime imagery, hidden cipher messages, and year-specific labeling
- Exotic, high-cost tobacco blends requiring post-production aging for full flavor development
- Charitable initiative: portion of all sales supports the Red Cross for global humanitarian impact
- Each box’s imagery and blend selections provide clues and messages for discerning aficionados
The Cypher 3311 name derives from Jeremy Casdagli’s grandfather’s prisoner number during his imprisonment by Nazi Germany, where he also served as a covert MI9 intelligence officer. Each band and box design references wartime art and resistance, with the coat of arms directly replicating his grandfather’s embroidered pennant. Every year’s production is tightly limited, intended for serious collectors, history buffs, and those who savor rare blends with complex backgrounds.
Flavor profiles evolve over time—these cigars are recommended for extended box aging, inviting enthusiasts to track subtle changes by year of production. All packaging includes hidden cues, wartime themes, and unique stories, turning the act of smoking into an experience of mystery and discovery. A portion of every sale goes to the Red Cross, directly supporting humanitarian causes in the longstanding Casdagli tradition of giving back.
Technical Specifications
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Annual Production | Max. 4,000 per vitola |
| Vitolas | Enigma, Colossus, Needle, Lorenz, Boniface, Double Cross |
| Blend | Exotic, rare tobaccos (requires aging) |
| Production Features | Year-marked, coffined boxes with hidden messages |
| Charity | Red Cross percentage from each box |
Summary
- Box Count: Varies (Limited editions)
- Region: Not specified
- Strength: Medium to Full (varies by vitola)
- Binder: Not specified
- Wrapper: Not specified
- Filler: Exotic, rare blends (not specified)
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the historic inspiration for Cypher 3311?
Cypher 3311 is dedicated to Jeremy Casdagli’s grandfather, a WWII POW and secret MI9 intelligence officer who infused coded resistance art into his wartime works. Each element of the line pays homage to WW2 codebreaking operations.
How limited is this cigar line?
Every vitola is capped at a maximum of 4,000 cigars annually—ensuring high collectibility and rarity.
What makes the blends unique?
Cypher 3311 cigars use costly, rare tobaccos and require post-production aging. Each box is marked by year to assist collectors and ensure optimal maturity.
Do the boxes have hidden messages?
Yes—packaging art, labels, and blend notes contain codes and references, encouraging smokers to seek out hidden meanings as they enjoy the cigars.
Which vitolas are included?
Vitolas include Enigma, Colossus, Needle, Lorenz, Boniface, and Double Cross—each named for WWII codebreaking achievements or MI9 operations.
Does my purchase support charity?
Yes—a percentage of each sale goes to the Red Cross, as part of the collection’s tribute to wartime humanitarian work.
Should I age these cigars?
Post-production aging is recommended to develop the full depth of the exotic blends. Each box is date-labeled to support this process.
| 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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