Bolívar Petit Coronas (1970s)
Founded very early in the 1900’s by José F. Rocha, Bolívar has been a popular Cuban brand for the better part of a century. Named…
Cabaiguan WCD 120
In April of 2007, Havana Cellars/Tatuaje released the first of what would eventually become a somewhat regular production vitola in the Cabaiguan line, the WCD 120….
Liga Privada Motherf****** Flying Pig
In 2009, Drew Estate reintroduced the Flying Pig vitola to the world in the form of the Liga Privada No. 9. It was limited to…
10 Jahre 5TH Avenue
In 1999, 5th Avenue Products Trading GmbH, the German distributor for Habanos S.A. celebrated its tenth anniversary as the exclusive distributor of Cuban cigars for…
Dunhill Selección No.69 Ramón Allones (1950s)
Alfred Dunhill was truly a giant in the cigar industry in his day: prominent London tobacco retailer, pipe maker, entrepreneur and the founder of the…
Sam Leccia Debut Double Churchill
In 2013, Sam Leccia returned to the cigar industry with Leccia Tobacco, his new company that released two different lines in the spring. This was…
Oliva Serie V Culebra
Back in the first week of halfwheel’s existence in January of 2012, I reviewed one of the rarest Oliva cigars made, the Oliva V Culebra….
Cohiba Millennium Reserve Pirámides
In early 1999, Habanos S.A. released three different cigars from three different marcas under the Reserva del Milenio (Millennium Reserve Series) to celebrate the Millennium during the…
Camacho Super Limitado
Back in March of 2011, the president of Camacho Cigars, Christian Eiroa, did an interview with Cigar Aficionado’s David Savona. During the interview Christian introduced…
Tatuaje Noella Reserva (2006)
In late 2006, Tatuaje shipped a few retailers limited amounts of boxes of a Maduro version of its Brown Label Corona, Noella Reserva. The wrapper…
Partagás Dunhill Selección Suprema No. 281 (1950s)
About two years ago, a good friend of mine called me up and told me he had purchased a sealed box of Dunhill Selección Supremas…