Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust

The new blend is meant to be a “bolder and richer” version of the original Sobremesa blend that debuted in 2015. Dunbarton says it will take orders from retailers later this month and expects the cigars to go on sale next year.

The limited edition features a revised blend of the one found on the event-only Pataperro. Specifically, a Connecticut broadleaf wrapper and the shape of the cigar makes it considerably stronger, according to Steve Saka.

This is the first cigar in a new series meant to honor supporters, patrons and friends of Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust. The first release is named after Chris Duque, a friend of the company and its people.

The 6 x 54 Muy Gordo Grande vitola has not been rolled since early this year. The company says only 56 boxes of the size remains in its inventory.

The sampler box contains 10 different 7 x 38 lancero violas, nine of which have never been released. One of those lanceros is made with a candela wrapper, which marks the first time that the company has sold a candela-wrapped cigar.

When Sin Compromiso debuted in 2019, it was missing a robusto, one of the most common sizes in the cigar industry. Five years later, the line added one after Steve Saka found just the right tweaks to make so he could release one without compromising on the line’s name.

Overseas No. 1 is described as a full-bodied, yet creamy cigar. It will be shown off next week at InterTabac 2024 and is expected to ship in early 2025. No, it will not be sold in the U.S.

The $395 cutter’s blade is designed so that consumers can easily replace it without using special tools. Steve Saka, founder of Dunbarton, developed the Guillotina de Saka with Luigi Lucente of CigarMedics.

There haven’t been many details have been released about the new line, but one major one is that it won’t be available to U.S. retailers. But it is scheduled to be the start of an ongoing release for international markets.

Umbagog refers to a lake, Bronzeback refers to smallmouth bass. Yes, it’s angling to be a fishing cigar. (I’ll show myself out.)

The Sin Compromiso line was created by Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust founder Steve Saka in an attempt to make a cigar that wasn’t held back by any of the normal constraints that go into making a profitable cigar line: materials, time and costs.