Charatan
Charatan is a British cigar house rooted in London and built on the name of Frederick Charatan, a pioneer of handmade pipe making. Its style favours balanced, mild to medium profiles, with robustos, coronas and churchills blended from Dominican and Nicaraguan tobaccos for a refined smoke.
Geschichte
The Charatan name first became known through the English pipe, which Frederick Charatan helped establish as one of the pioneering names in handmade pipe making. Over the twentieth century the brand grew within the tobacco world before reaching the premium cigar market, extending its link with classic British smoking culture.
Today the house combines British tradition with artisanal exigence, producing cigars designed to be comfortable to smoke. Its image, often tied to British private clubs, whisky and long conversations, remains one of the traits most readily recognised by aficionados.
