Dominican Republic

This release was supposed to be a Lost&Found cigar but then it got adopted by Caldwell Cigar Co.

La Flor Dominicana closes out its multi-year run of Golden Blend releases for the TAA with a sizable salomon.

The Davidoff Classic No. 1 returns.

Yes, it looks like a Short Story.

This is the first blend from Litto Gomez Jr., the youngest son of Litto Gomez, to be sold. It’s a contrasting partner to the cigar from Gomez Jr.’s brother, Tony, La Nox.

The second limited edition in Crowned Heads Four Kicks Capa Especial line is the longest and thinnest vitola so far, a 7 1/2 x 38 lancero that is limited to 2,500 boxes of 12 cigars.

Available exclusively to retailers who attended the 2022 PCA Convention & Trade Show last July, the Kristoff PCA 2022 Signature Series is blended with tobacco from three different countries: a broadleaf wrapper grown in Connecticut, a Dominican binder and filler tobaccos sourced from both the Dominican Republic and Nicaragua.

This was the #2 cigar of halfwheel’s Top 25 Cigars of 2019.

One leaf in the blend gets aged in a wine barrel from the Napa winery.

Caldwell has jumped onto the Halloween cigar bandwagon with this 5 x 50 robusto covered in a Mexican San Andrés wrapper.

Most people know the Year of the Rabbit is a double perfecto with a pigtail, but there is also a 6 x 56 toro extra version.