General Cigar Co.

It’s a little late to be recommending Father’s Day gifts, but here we are.

The Nicaraguan puro is made at El Titan de Bronze in Miami, the same factory that General Cigar Co. has used to make the company’s Cohiba Serie M.

General Cigar Co.’s Punch brand is no stranger to Honduras, but the Golden Era comes from a different factory than the rest of the line.

It’s the first box-pressed Cohiba. It’s the first Cohiba to use a Mexican San Andrés wrapper. It’s not the first Cohiba to come in a purple box.

The fourth addition to General Cigar Co.’s Cohiba Spectre line is the most expensive Spectre so far.

Alec Bradley’s Double Broadleaf uses a broadleaf binder and broadleaf from two different countries in the filler. This is the first limited edition for the line, which debuted last year.

The Chillin’ Moose’s newest line extension gets bright yellow boxes and a milder blend than the original.

The fifth cigar in the Punch Zodiac Series returns to the roots of the line, using the same size and a very similar blend to the original Punch Egg Roll.

Unlike the original Buffalo Trace cigar released in 2021, the Buffalo Trace Special F has a binder that was aged in spent bourbon barrels.

CAO’s highly regarded line based around Brazilian Bragança tobacco sees its latest installment get two years of aging prior to release.

The fourth extension to Room101’s Farce brand is a three-vitola line that is being rolled at Fábrica de Tabacos Joya de Nicaragua S.A. in Nicaragua.