A good chunk of the cigar industry is made up of family businesses like J.C. Newman is. Regardless of the ownership situation, a good number...Read More

At last year’s IPCPR Convention & Trade Show, J.C. Newman showed off a mysterious new cigar called Yagua. It was in one of the company’s...Read More

Somewhat overshadowed by everything else happening in the world this year, J.C. Newman is celebrating its 125th anniversary, a mark that few cigar companies can...Read More

Last year, while sleep-deprived in Germany, I saw that Drew Newman of J.C. Newman Cigar Co. had posted a picture of a new extension to...Read More

There are very few cigars made in America these days relative to the total number produced around the world every year, and for very good...Read More

Last fall, J.C. Newman released a special collection of its Brick House in Germany, which included a new size of its Brick House Maduro. Dubbed...Read More

Julius Caeser, yes C-a-e-s-e-r. If you are unfamiliar with the premium line from J.C. Newman Cigar Co., the name is in reference to the company’s...Read More

In 2005, J.C. Newman Cigar Co. celebrated its 110th anniversary by releasing a limited number of humidors filled with very unique cigars. Each humidor contained 40...Read More

There are not many cigar companies that can say they have the only version of a specific cigar on the market at any given time,...Read More

The road to this review has been an interesting one, if one not told as often as it maybe should have been. If you recall,...Read More

For some reason, it seems as if we’ve been writing about and reviewing anniversary cigars quite a bit as of late. It certainly hasn’t been...Read More