Tatuaje

The Tatuaje Limited Robusto Especial—also known as the Lomo de Cerdo—replaces the original wrapper that was used for the company’s legendary Pork Tenderloin with a Mexican San Andrés wrapper.

This is the eighth Tatuaje TAA release to use a Connecticut broadleaf wrapper.

It’s the cigar that Tatuaje created exclusively for retailers who attended the Premium Cigar Association’s Convention & Trade Show.

A decade after the original Tatuaje Tobacco Plaza DD gave Brooks Whittington more nicotine than he could nearly handle, the cigar was given new life with a Capa Especial wrapper.

The Tatuaje Cojonú 2015 is one of the “missing years” in the regular production line that was originally supposed to have a new addition every three years.

One of the most limited incarnations of Tatuaje’s Fausto blend is the FT235, a 9 1/4 x 47 gran corona vitola that was sold to members of the Saints & Sinners club back in 2016.

Approximately 15 years after the debut of the Tatuaje Havana VI Verocú, the line gets a new variation

The third incarnation of Tatuaje’s Tobacco Plaza DD was released to commemorate the Great Neck, N.Y.- based retailer’s 50th anniversary in business.

For the first time in five years, there’s a new L’Atelier Racine release.

In late August, a pair of new sizes for Tatuaje’s Cabaiguan line arrived at stores, a small figurado and this beefy double robusto.

The Avion 13 Tuxtla is the latest in a long line of blends that started with Tatuaje’s Thermonuclear in 2005.