General Cigar Co.

The CAO Amazon Basin, one of the most heralded cigars within the General Cigar Co. portfolio, will return to stores on Jan. 9. Like tequila, the “Extra Añejo” part of the name means these cigars were aged for longer, specifically, two years in a Spanish cedar-lined aging room in Nicaragua.

The newest size in the Warzone will also be the last in the project between Espinosa Premium Cigars and General Cigar Co.

The M by Macanudo line got three new flavor extensions, including this dark rum version, this summer.

The Room101 Farce Nicaragua is made entirely with Nicaraguan tobaccos and is rolled at Joya de Nicaragua. It’s offered in three sizes.

The unique boxes features lights. Notably, General Cigar Co. is using orange LEDs instead of the blue color that has been used for the first two releases.

General Cigar Co. has collaborated with Flint Knoll, a Napa, Calif.-based winery. The new Macanudo Estate Reserve Flint Knoll uses a Connecticut broadleaf binder aged in French oak barrels.

The new Weller by Cohiba marks the first time a Cohiba has used barrel-aged tobaccos. It will ship to stores this Friday.

The newest—and final—size in the line is a familiar one for Espinosa fans.

Dion Giolito of Illusione was given the opportunity to bring his blending skills to a brand he smoked during college before he was making his own cigars.

CAO’s latest cigar draws on a range of Brazilian-grown tobacco, using it for the wrapper, binder and part of the filler.

General Cigar Co.’s Cohiba brand will once again collaborate with Buffalo Trace’s Weller bourbon. It’s unclear when the new cigar is expected to be released.