El Maestro

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

Freud’s newest project will be blended by notable names in the cigar industry.

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.

This is the first Lampert 1593 line to be produced at the Ventura family’s El Maestro factory in the Dominican Republic. The cigars were aged for one year prior to their release.

This release was supposed to be a Lost&Found cigar but then it got adopted by Caldwell Cigar Co.

The Cameroon-wrapped Long Live the Queen line is offered in four regular production sizes as well as a limited edition box-pressed cigar.

The 22 Minutes to Midnight Connecticut Radiante and Habano de Oro are now offered in 10-count boxes in addition to the existing 20-count boxes.

Cigars delayed by the fire could begin shipping to stores as early as February 2023.

If you ever needed a cigar to celebrate 11:38 p.m., Lost&Found has you covered.

Lost&Found is no longer finding lost cigars, instead, it’s commissioning its own cigars and then aging them. Three of these blends will head to stores next week.