Bellatto Premium Cigars

La Barba and Caldwell will once again be distributed by the same company. This time, that company is Laudisi.

The increase range from 4-6 percent depending on the brand.

More than a year after it was originally supposed to debut, the Bellatto Edition Brazil is now on shelves.

Last year’s Tabacalera William Ventura factory fire delayed Bellatto Premium Cigars’ debut releases by more than one year.

Bellatto Premium Cigars and Lost&Found brands were back in the scaled down booth we’ve seen for a few years now, with a couple of new releases and an update on one special release that were destroyed in a fire.

Prices for the three companies cigars will increase 5 percent.

The first cigar line from Bellatto Premium Cigars is designed to be an everyday, affordable smoke, made from a habano-forward blend of tobaccos.

Some brands will be made at the Ventura family’s original factory, El Maestro, while Tabacalera William Ventura is rebuilt. Other brands are being discontinued.

This year marks the 10th anniversary of Tony Bellatto’s La Barba brand, so he’s celebrated by shutting it down and starting a new company called Bellatto Premium Cigars. It marks a new era for Bellatto and it comes with a variety of new lines. Also, there’s new items from Lost&Found, which is also going through a major transition.

The first new line from the rebranded Bellatto Premium Cigars, formerly known as La Barba, is called Knockaround.

Tony Bellatto, best known for his La Barba line of cigars, has announced the launch of a new company: Bellatto Premium Cigars, a project in…