Cigars

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.

Earlier this year, Matilde added a new Maduro version of its Serena line.

The cigar celebrates a milestone birthday and anniversary, and does so in a big way.

Alec Bradley’s Double Broadleaf uses a broadleaf binder and broadleaf from two different countries in the filler. This is the first limited edition for the line, which debuted last year.

This review contains references to green tea, Cherry Coke and Mary Poppins.

A cigar with roots back to at least the early 2010s returned in 2020, and gets a redux after three years of rest.

Gurkha’s latest spin on the Ghost aims for the milder side of the strength scale.

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.

The name comes from the German word for barber.

The lancero is one of four regular production vitolas in the line that is made with a Cameroon wrapper covering a Sumatran binder and filler tobaccos grown in the Dominican Republic and Nicaragua.