Tatuaje

The “lost years” have been accounted for with the Tatuaje Cojonú 2018.

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.