Stolen Throne Cigars is a boutique brand established in 2018 and led by Lee Marsh; its cigars are made at the Rojas Cigar Factory in Estelí, Nicaragua. Its own descriptions range from medium to full. Call to Arms is “a classic medium profiled cigar” with typical notes of dessert spices, cream and honey graham crackers. The flagship Crook of the Crown wears a Mexican San Andrés maduro wrapper and gives a medium-full to full smoke with mulled wine, carob and red spices. 3 Kingdoms, an Ecuadorian Habano Oscuro, lists dark chocolate, leathery oils and black licorice; Yorktown Fleet, a Sumatra maduro, is “deep, sweet and strong” with dark fruit, chocolate, red spice and espresso. Start with Call to Arms for a medium cigar, or Crook of the Crown or Yorktown Fleet for a fuller smoke. Oxford Cigar Company lists Stolen Throne on its category page when in stock.
Stolen Throne Cigars
Stolen Throne Cigars is a boutique Nicaraguan cigar brand founded in 2018 by Lee Marsh, working in partnership with Noel Rojas. Produced at the Rojas Cigar Factory in Estelí, Nicaragua, the brand’s flagship Crook of the Crown features a Mexican San Andrés Maduro wrapper and a medium-full to full profile with typical notes of mulled wine, carob and red spices, alongside the Call to Arms, Three Kingdoms, and the Yorktown Fleet—each embodying the brand’s outlaw ethos of quality, consistency, and doing things your own way in the premium cigar world.
Frequently asked questions about Stolen Throne Cigars
Who makes Stolen Throne cigars and where are they made?
Stolen Throne Cigars is a boutique brand established in 2018 and led by Lee Marsh. Its cigars are produced at the Rojas Cigar Factory in Estelí, Nicaragua.
How strong are Stolen Throne cigars?
The brand's own descriptions run from medium to full. It calls Call to Arms "a classic medium profiled cigar", describes the flagship Crook of the Crown as giving "a medium-full to full" smoke, and calls Yorktown Fleet "deep, sweet and strong". 3 Kingdoms is built on a dark Ecuadorian Habano Oscuro wrapper with notes of dark chocolate, leathery oils and black licorice, but the brand gives no specific strength wording for it. Call to Arms is the medium starting point; Crook of the Crown or Yorktown Fleet suit someone who wants a fuller smoke.
How do the Stolen Throne lines differ?
All four core lines use Nicaraguan filler. Crook of the Crown has a Mexican San Andrés maduro wrapper and an Indonesian binder, with typical notes of mulled wine, carob and red spices. Call to Arms has a Sumatran wrapper, with dessert spices, cream and honey graham crackers. 3 Kingdoms has an Ecuadorian Habano Oscuro wrapper, with dark chocolate, leathery oils and black licorice. Yorktown Fleet has a Sumatra maduro wrapper, with dark fruit, chocolate, red spice and espresso. These are typical notes from the brand's descriptions, and individual cigars vary.
Where can I buy Stolen Throne cigars?
Oxford Cigar Company lists Stolen Throne Cigars on its category page when in stock: https://oxfordcigarcompany.com/stolen-throne-cigars/. Free US shipping on orders $50+.