El Rey de los Habanos

El Rey de los Habanos is back, one of the García family’s first cigar lines is returning with a new look and new blend. The three-vitola line uses a dark Sumatra oscuro wrapper.

In October of 2018, Tatuaje unveiled a new collection of limited, Miami-made Tatuaje cigars called Escasos. The following spring, the Selección de Cazador line—commonly referred to as the Brown Label—would get the Escasos treatment, getting a new wrapper and being rolled in South Florida.

Last year, Tatuaje celebrated its 20th anniversary with a variety of anniversary cigars. This cigar—rolled during its 18th anniversary—is one of them.

Four years later, Tatuaje fans will get to smoke the cigars made to commemorate company founder Pete Johnson’s 50th birthday.

The corona vitola is one of two limited edition cigars released to celebrate Tatuaje’s 20th anniversary in business.

The celebration started with two cigars from Nicaragua, now it’s time for two cigars made in Miami.

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