RoMa Craft Tobac

In September 2022, Skip Martin turned 50. In October 2023, the cigar celebrating that milestone birthday was reviewed. In November 2024, it gets a redux.

RoMa Craft Tobac’s newest line is a tribute to the people who have helped get the company and the associated Nica Sueño factory to where they are today. While the three regular production sizes came out earlier this month, a fourth, limited edition size, was released this summer as a preview of the line.

Same name, same size, but an all-new blend.

CroMagnon is back with an all-new blend for 2024, most notably, a Pennsylvania broadleaf wrapper.

After three years in the humidor, it’s time to revisit one of the strongest cigars of 2020.

Not only is Skip Martin celebrating his 50th birthday, he’s celebrating being in his 50s with Quinquagenario.

The company’s fourth Intemperance blend is named after the Volstead Act, the law created to enforce prohibition that went into effect in 1920.

Prerelease reviews are back! Sort of.

The ninth vitola in RoMa Craft Tobac’s Baka line celebrates the 25th anniversary of a notable retailer.

The sixth addition to RoMa Craft Tobac’s CRAFT line is also its most ambitious, with 10 different blends in each box, each adorned with its own unique exterior design.

The Intemperance WR 1794 Lee III is the final new release in RoMa Craft Tobac’s El Catador de Las Gran Coronas, a 16-count sampler is made up of two each of eight different blends in the same 5 3/4 x 46 vitola that the company calls a “gran corona.”