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The first cigar from Kyle Gellis’ new Gellis Family Cigars is already in stores, the second is slated to ship in June.

From a $299 cigar cutter to a $33,950 custom lighter with Iron Throne base, S.T. Dupont’s newest collection has plenty of options for the Game of Thrones fan in you. Did we mention 2024 is the year of the dragon?

For 50 years, the Martinez family has been making cigars in New York City. Now, there’s a special cigar to mark the anniversary.

It’s been a decade since Warped’s 2014 relaunch, which also saw the introduction of the Don Reynaldo, El Oso and La Colmena lines. This year, each line is getting a limited edition 10th anniversary cigar.

Garo is the latest company to get in on the burgeoning category of wearable cigar accessories.

Each Monolith humidor is made out of a single piece of limestone. Because of the weight, the humidor has dampeners to make sure the lid doesn’t damage itself when the humidor is closed.

The 4 x 43 short corona is $43.

Gov. Phil Scott said that he struggled with whether to sign the law, but felt that it was inconsistent to ban the sales of flavored tobacco products and flavored e-liquids when products like marijuana edibles are legal.

The four new Year of the Dragon cigars come from AJ Fernandez, Casa Carrillo, Oliva and Oscar Valladares.

Four years ago, Pete Prevost—president of BriarWorks—asked for a four-inch by forty-four version of Four Kicks. Four, four, four, four.

Curivari says it began working on these blends in 2018. This June, the cigars are slated to go on sale in three different wrapper options.