Brooks Whittington

The newest addition to the Firecracker Series is made with a shade-grown Connecticut-seed wrapper from Ecuador covering a binder and filler blend grown in the Dominican Republic.

Two new lighters for Lotus. Two new lighters for Vertigo.

Each of the products shares the same square design style and will be available in the same six color options.

The commemorative cigar is a 6 x 54 toro gordo made up of an Ecuadorian habano wrapper covering a Dominican criollo 98 binder and a filler blend made up of tobaccos grown in the Dominican Republic.

The new packaging includes 21-count boxes for all five Cojonú lines as well as a 24-count box designed to look and open like a book.

On the list this year: a colorful and artistic cigar box, a teeny, tiny cigar lighter and a cigar humidor made out of baseball bats. Not in that order.

Like the rest of the Cosecha 149 line, the new Honduran puro uses tobacco from the 2014 tobacco harvest, which was the Plasencia family’s 149th.

The new limited edition is a 6 x 48 “thin toro” made with a Nicaraguan Sumatra-seed wrapper covering an Ecuadorian habano binder and a filler blend made entirely of Nicaraguan tobacco.

The newest addition to the company’s Street Tacos brand will be on shelves in time for the popular Mexican holiday.

The company is adding three 6 x 60 Gordo vitolas and two 5 x 52 Robusto vitolas to its lineup.

All three gift sets include a cutter and lighter, while one features an ashtray and the other two include a five-cigar travel humidor.