In 2014, Espinosa Premium Cigars showed off a brand new cigar called the Laranja Reserva, featuring the former word that translates to orange from Portuguese. According to comments made by owner Erik Espinosa at the time, that name was used due to the orange tint the Brazilian wrapper features. While it debuted with only three vitolas, the […]Read More
It’s not quite the legend of the Phoenix, but the Murcielago brand could certainly merit some comparisons to the famous bird that rose from the...Read More
Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: someone’s releasing a cigar in celebration of an anniversary. It has become a fairly regular occurrence, whether it...Read More
Midway through the 2018 IPCPR Convention & Trade Show, Patrick Lagreid walked into the halfwheel bunker and announced that Espinosa Premium Cigars had a strong...Read More
After taking a year off, Espinosa Premium Cigars’ La Bomba Warhead is back. The almost-but-not-quite annual release that debuted in 2013 is a spinoff of of the...Read More
It seems like not that long ago that new, unannounced cigars were flooding the market. They earned several names, including phantom brands on this site,...Read More
If there’s one line in the Espinosa Premium Cigars portfolio I find myself gravitating towards, it’s Laranja. Released in 2014, the line gets its Portuguese...Read More
City, state or regional exclusive cigars are nothing new, but a debut blend from Espinosa Premium Cigars celebrates a particular area of the country as well...Read More
Last year, Espinosa Premium Cigars—like most other companies—introduced a variety of new lines before the U.S. Food & Drug Administration’s (FDA) regulations took effect. And...Read More
