




Warfighter Tobacco
Nightshift
A night-vision-themed toro that landed at No. 18 on halfwheel's 2024 Top 25, candela cap and all.
from$13.00
Night Shift from Warfighter Tobacco is built for the people who keep things moving when everybody else is asleep. The name comes from the 'we own the night' mindset, warfighters, operators, first responders, and the regular unsung workers who grind through the dark hours without needing applause. Wrapped in Ecuadorian Habano Oscuro over an Indonesian binder with Nicaraguan long filler, Night Shift brings a medium-bodied profile with pepper, leather, citrus, dark fruit, earth, and a steady tobacco sweetness. The small Candela ring around the cap is a sharp touch, nodding to the green glow of night vision optics without turning the cigar into a gimmick.
War Wagon's Take. Night Shift is one of those cigars that has the story, the look, and the smoke all working together. The night vision nod is cool, but what matters is that the cigar actually performs. It's got enough pepper and leather to feel serious, enough citrus and fruit to keep it from getting flat, and enough balance to make it more than just another military-themed stick. This is a strong pick for someone who wants a medium cigar with character. Not too soft, not trying too hard, and not built just for shelf appeal. It's clean, sharp, and easy to recommend, especially for the guy who wants something with a little tactical edge that still smokes right.
- Strength
- Medium
- Wrapper
- Ecuadorian Habano Oscuro
- Binder
- Indonesian
- Filler
- Nicaraguan Long Filler
- Size
- 6.0" x 50
- Country
- Nicaragua
Tasting notes
Flavor: Pepper, leather, citrus, dark fruit, earth, tobacco sweetness, clean spice.
Best for: Medium-bodied smokers, Warfighter fans, night-shift workers, first responders, and anyone who wants a cigar with edge without getting steamrolled.
Flavor
Pairs with
bourbon, cold brew coffee, dark stout
Ships within Texas at launch. Adult signature (21+) required on delivery. Surgeon General warning: tobacco use can lead to serious health risks.
