Cigars

A little over two years ago, Tatuaje made news with not just the return of the T110, but two new variants. Now it’s time to revisit one of them.

This is the first figurado vitola in this line.

While broadleaf tobacco may be most associated with the state of Connecticut, Camacho’s newest release showcases broadleaf from a different origin.

This cigar is a collaboration between Dapper Cigar Co. and HolySmokes, a cigar-oriented bible study group.

This is the second time the company has released a creation exclusvily for retailers who placed orders during the PCA Convention & Trade Show, but last year’s incarnation was a different vitola and a completely different blend.

The second size in the Mi Querida Black line requires a lot less of a time commitment than its bigger sibling.

It is the only vitola in the line that comes pre-cut.

Nearly two years after it first started selling cigars, Ferio Tego has released its first regular production line.

This summer, a short and slender corona vitola joined AJ Fernandez’s New World Dorado line.

It is not only the longest vitola in the line so far, it is also the most limited and the most expensive.

The third line in The Oscar series features a Honduran-grown, Connecticut-seed wrapper.