Cigars

After nearly 12 year, it’s time to review the original Undercrown Flying Pig, a once tiny exclusive release for the Netherlands that has since become a regular production SKU.

All Saints Co-founder Micky Pegg says the cigar is “the culmination of our passion for the craft.”

The regular production line includes a filler tobacco that Rocky Patel has never used in a blend before.

This is one of the last blends developed by Alan Rubin, founder of Alec Bradley, and Bradley Rubin, one of his sons, before Alec Bradley was sold to STG.

This version was created for non-U.S. markets and is said to offer a smoother blend than the original Liga Privada 10 Aniversario.

The cigar was created to commemorate the iconic American artist’s 1978 painting “Irish-American Bar.”

This blend is one of three different lines created to commemorate company founders Nick and Janine Perdomo’s three decades in the cigar industry.

Happy Chinese New Year.

Plasencia celebrates its 151st harvest with a Honduran puro using tobacco with approximately seven years of age on it.

The penultimate release in Espinosa’s Las 6 Provincias series is a Nicaraguan puro that celebrates the province of Pinar del Río on the western end of Cuba.

For the first time in many years, there’s a new Illusione blend that is being made at Raíces Cubanas in Honduras.