My Father Cigars, Inc.

The Don Pepín García Original line, commonly known as the Blue Label, received two new offshoots to celebrate the brand’s 20th anniversary in 2023. One uses a Nicaraguan corojo wrapper while this one uses an Ecuadorian Connecticut leaf, both of which are very limited in production and very high in price tag thanks in part to coming in an Elie Bleu humidor.

One of three blends that were created to celebrate the 20th anniversary of My Father’s Don Pepín García brand, this cigar is made with an a Nicaraguan corojo 99 wrapper over a binder and filler blend from Nicaragua. A total of 100 cigars split evenly between this release and the Don Pepín García 20th Anniversary Limited Edition Humidor Connecticut are being sold in a special humidor made by Elie Bleu, the French humidor maker.

In late 2019, My Father Cigars, Inc. acquired the U.S. trademark rights for the Fonseca brand. Edition MX is the second My Father-made Fonseca blend.

Or, the second blend from the first humidor.

Tatuaje and My Father Cigars have a shared history that goes back more than 20 years, which they are celebrating by making cigars for each other.

This is one of three cigars that not only celebrates the 20th anniversary of the Don Pepín García Blue Label brand but also the start of the García family’s cigar business.

The line is one of the first created by José “Don Pepín” García, and as the company celebrates 20 years, the line gets a new look and an updated blend.

This is the first figurado vitola in this line.

This year marks the 20th anniversary of the Don Pepín García line of cigars, and My Father started off the celebration with this new line that sports a design that’s a throwback to the brand’s early days.

This appears to be a follow-up to the My Father S Special Robusto that debuted as an event cigar more than a decade ago. Currently, it’s only available as part of a sampler from Cigar Rights of America.

The newest addition to My Father’s Flor de las Antillas line is a 6 1/2 x 52 toro extra that is blended using a higher priming wrapper compared to what is used in the blend of the original version.