We recently brought in the entire Esteban Carreras line and we want to give you an opportunity to taste these bad boys. And by bad, we mean bad. Carreras has some strange obsession with police codes for various types of calls and you can read about them below. All we know is we're offering up an Esteban Carreras Meet Your Maker 10-Cigar Assortment that includes 2 each of the following cigars:

The Esteban Carreras Meet Your Maker 10-Cigar Assortment includes the following cigars:

2 – Esteban Carreras 187 Maduro Toro

2 – Esteban Carreras 211 Connecticut Shade Toro

2 – Esteban Carreras 5150 Sumatra Toro

2 – Esteban Carreras Habano Maduro Sixty

2 – Esteban Carreras Habano Sixty

I'm not sure why Carreras is intrigued with using police codes for the names of their cigars. The Esteban Carreras 187 is named for the police code for murder. The Esteban Carreras 5150 is named for the police code for an emotionally disturbed person, generally headed to the psych ward for a mandatory 3 day hold. The Esteban Carreras 211 is named for the code for robbery. The Esteban Carreras Habano is a little known cigar to most smokers, but once you smoke one you will be singing it's praises. The Esteban Carreras Connecticut is a welcome change of pace among this bevy of maduros. We round out this assortment with the Esteban Carreras Habano Maduro.

Perhaps the reasoning behind the police codes is that without having enough of these to smoke you may find yourself guilty of one or more of these charges.