Nicaragua

It took just over nine months for the cigar to arrive on store shelves after being announced at the 2021 PCA Convention & Trade Show, now it’s time to see if it was worth the wait.

Putting away a premium bundle cigar for 18 months of rest provides some interesting results.

Last month, Isabela released the third addition to The Mammoth line, a 6 x 60 gordo that is the smallest size so far.

The third addition to Diesel’s Sunday Gravy Series is the Rosamarino, a 6 x 50 Nicaraguan puro.

HVC’s San Isidro line is named after a street in Havana where an infamous Cuban gangster was murdered. After nearly six years in a humidor, Charlie Minato reviews a cigar from the original release.

In its latest El Catador sampler, RoMa Craft released gran corona versions of eight of its blends, three of which were new sizes, including this Intemperance BA XXI Contempt.

The Intemperance EC XVIII Reverence is one of only three new cigars packaged in RoMa Craft Tobac’s El Catador de Las Gran Coronas that began shipping to retailers last month.

The Mil Días Marranitos EL 2022 is the eighth addition to the Mil Días line, but the only one so far that has been made with an Ecuadorian Sumatra maduro wrapper.

After a pandemic-related delay, the fifth cigar in the Cosecha series arrived on store shelves earlier this year, using tobaccos from the 2016 crop.

After debuting in a lancero vitola, the Luciano The Dreamer line got three new vitolas in the spring of 2022, including this Belicoso.

After a five-year hiatus, Tatuaje has added a new size to its La Riqueza line. While the blend remains basically the same, the La Riqueza SE has been tweaked slightly to make it slightly stronger than the original releases.