Nicaragua

There are lots of Oliva Serie V cigars in U.S. retail humidors, but this isn’t one of them.

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.

Illusione’s second release for the Tobacconists’ Association of America’s Exclusive Series Program features unique corojo hybrid in the filler.

It’s quite possibly the smallest handmade perfecto cigar with a binder you’ll see at your cigar shop.

Altadis U.S.A.’s Romeo y Julieta Envy Amulet Toro is a Nicaraguan puro that is made at the Plasencia Cigars S.A. factory in Estelí, Nicaragua.

A review of an accidentally oval-pressed cigar.

It’s the second toro for the line, but the first round vitola.

The newest addition to My Father’s Flor de las Antillas line is a 6 1/2 x 52 toro extra that is blended using a higher priming wrapper compared to what is used in the blend of the original version.

After three years in the humidor, it’s time to see how time changed one of the milder blends from Protocol.

The fourth blend from Espinosa Premium Cigars and celebrity chef Guy Fieri is made with Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper over an internal blend of tobaccos grown in Nicaragua.

CAO’s highly regarded line based around Brazilian Bragança tobacco sees its latest installment get two years of aging prior to release.