Artesano Del Tobacco

It took the Artesano del Tobacco team five years to develop the line, premiering it in 2023. A year later, the brand has given the line its fourth size, one quite a bit smaller than the first three in which it debuted.

The Humidor Project will be responsible for distributing and finding local partners in Africa, Asia, Europe and the Middle East. Artesano Del Tobacco’s portfolio includes Viva La Vida and El Pulpo.

It’s the fifth anniversary of Artesano Del Tobacco and there’s not one, but two cigars to celebrate the occasion.

Each five-count cardboard box comes with a place to store your matches.

The Viva La Vida 5th Anniversary keeps the same core blend as the regular Viva La Vida but replaces the wrapper with a Connecticut habano maduro leaf.

It is vitola with three cigars bound together named after a reptile in a line named after a cephalopod with eight appendages.

There aren’t a lot of new culebras to hit the market, but Artesano del Tobacco’s octopus-inspired one is shipping out on Friday, Sept. 8.

Octopus tentacles was the inspiration behind the company’s new release.

It’s an extremely rare sight: a new culebra.

The sophomore release from Artesano Del Tobacco took more than five years to develop. It is now shipping to stores.

If you’d like to purchase the 6 1/2 x 54 torpedo vitola, you’ll need to do so via Atlantic Cigar Co. going forward.