Parodi uses only the finest, darkest, tobaccos from Kentucky and Tennessee. Their blend of leaves, which also include not less than three crop years, contributes to the medium-bodied flavor which Parodi is famous for.

Parodi uses only the finest, darkest, tobaccos from Kentucky and Tennessee. Their blend of leaves, which also include not less than three crop years, contributes to the medium-bodied flavor which Parodi is famous for.

Parodi uses only the finest, darkest, tobaccos from Kentucky and Tennessee. Their blend of leaves, which also include not less than three crop years, contributes to the medium-bodied flavor which Parodi is famous for.

Introduced in 1913 and made in Pennsylvania (yeah!), Parodi cigars combine aged Kentucky and Tennessee tobaccos with dark, natural wrappers. In short, flavorful and smooth smokes.

Parodi uses only the finest, darkest, tobaccos from Kentucky and Tennessee. Their blend of leaves, which also include not less than three crop years, contributes to the medium-bodied flavor which Parodi is famous for.