Salvaje is a boutique brand based in Orlando, Florida, founded by Mark Anthony Suarez. Its cigars are crafted by Azarías “Z” Mustafa, owner of Córdoba & Morales, using Nicaraguan filler tobacco the brand says comes from Estelí. Strength in our selection runs from medium to medium-full. Typical notes include oak and chocolate in Salvaje El Dulce, a 7 1/2 x 38 lancero with a naturally sweet Mexican San Andrés wrapper; dark chocolate, espresso and delicate sweetness in Salvaje La Dama, with an Indonesian Sumatra wrapper; spice, oak and earthy notes (per the brand), with dark chocolate and espresso in our listing, in the San Andrés Maduro Salvaje First Connoisseur’s Edition; and cream, cedar, toasted almonds, coffee and spice in the store-exclusive Salvaje Suarez Reserve 1985. Start with El Dulce for a lighter, crisper smoke, then try La Dama for more depth.
Salvaje Cigars
Salvaje Cigars is a boutique cigar brand based in Orlando, Florida, founded by Mark Anthony Suarez and built around Nicaraguan tobacco, built on three pillars: passion, sophistication, and attention to detail.
Built around Nicaraguan filler tobacco that the brand sources from Estelí, Salvaje showcases rich, high-quality Nicaraguan tobaccos highlighted by blends like La Dama with an Indonesian Sumatra wrapper and El Dulce with a Mexican San Andrés wrapper, aged Nicaraguan filler (aged Nicaraguan ligero in the First Connoisseur’s Edition), and artisan touches such as closed feet and pigtail caps for a refined, connoisseur‑level experience.
Explore Salvaje to discover complex, modern profiles that balance oak, spice, chocolate, espresso, and natural sweetness, delivering premium boutique cigars that stand out in any serious collection.
Salvaje Cigars
Frequently asked questions about Salvaje Cigars
Who makes Salvaje Cigars, and where?
Salvaje is a boutique brand based in Orlando, Florida, founded by Mark Anthony Suarez. Its cigars are crafted by Azarías "Z" Mustafa, owner of Córdoba & Morales, and use Nicaraguan filler tobacco that the brand says comes from Estelí, Nicaragua.
How strong are Salvaje Cigars?
Our Salvaje selection runs from medium to medium-full. El Dulce is described as medium and at a lighter, crisper strength, while La Dama and the First Connoisseur’s Edition, which uses Nicaraguan ligero, are described as medium-full. Choose by blend rather than treating the whole brand as one strength.
Which Salvaje cigar should I try first, and how do the blends differ?
El Dulce is an easy starting point: a 7 1/2 x 38 lancero with a naturally sweet Mexican San Andrés wrapper and typical notes of oak and chocolate, which the brand describes as a sweeter, crisp, lighter profile. La Dama uses an Indonesian Sumatra wrapper with notes of dark chocolate, espresso and delicate sweetness. The First Connoisseur’s Edition is a 6 x 52 Toro with a San Andrés Maduro wrapper and Nicaraguan ligero; the brand describes spice, oak and earthy notes, and our listing adds dark chocolate and espresso. The store-exclusive Suarez Reserve 1985 is a 6 x 52 with cream, cedar, toasted almond, coffee and spice notes.
Where can I buy Salvaje Cigars online?
Oxford Cigar Company carries a selection of Salvaje Cigars on its Salvaje Cigars category page: https://oxfordcigarcompany.com/salvaje-cigars/. Free US shipping on orders $50+.