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Proud supporters of Rocky Patel since the early Indian Tabac days A world-renowned tobacconist with over 60 years of earned reputation 5-packs arrive in our signature Georgetown Tobacco gift box with a Boveda 72 pack A curated, premium selection chosen for depth, variety, and craftsmanship Personalized, friendly service from a team of highly trained tobacconists Competitive pricing on all products Same-day shipping on orders placed before 3pm Eastern

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