By 2013, Tatuaje selling a retailer exclusive cigar had almost become old hat after legendary cigars like the Porkchop, Pork Tenderloin, Little Boris and Tobacco...Read More
In 2012, Pete Johnson of Tatuaje decided to venture from his generally Nicaraguan-forward cigar blends and release a cigar with a Mexican San Andrés wrapper,...Read More
Back in 2012, Tatuaje was known for releasing small batches of cigars with little to no warning and even less explanation. That was the case...Read More
This year has been rather quiet when it comes to the L’Atelier brands, notable because in 2018, Pete Johnson announced that he would be merging...Read More
Fifty firfth? Fifty oneth? Yes, it says 51th; and no, I have no clue how to pronounce it. This year’s the Tobacconist Association of America...Read More
Peanut butter and jelly, Bert & Ernie, Tatuaje and the TAA. Some things just go together. Since 2011, Pete Johnson has been creating limited edition cigars for the Tobacconists’ Association of America, an organization of approximately 80 of the largest, highest-volume brick-and-mortar retailers in the industry, as well as about 40 manufacturers. The cigar gets […]Read More
Earlier this year—and with virtually no fanfare on this website, Instagram or other—a new Tatuaje showed up at stores. While the cigar is new, both...Read More
While retailer exclusive cigars were not exactly a new concept back in 2010, they were quite a bit more common than retailer exclusive series. One...Read More
In 2012, Tatuaje shipped a very limited number of cigars named Little Boris to Florida-based Corona Cigar Co. as a store exclusive release. As the moniker...Read More
