Nicaragua American Cigars S.A.

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.

Announced in mid-August, the cigars are now ready to head to stores. We also now know how much the limited edition robustos will cost.

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 first cigars will go to attendees of the Red Meat Lovers dinner at The Great Smoke in March 2025. The cigars will then reappear at the 2025 PCA Convention & Trade Show in mid-April.

The cigar is named for one of Kyle Gellis’ dogs that passed away. It is also said to be the strongest cigar ever produced by Warped, and comes from a factory the brand hasn’t worked with before.

Several details are still to be announced, but we do know the size, blend and number of cigars being produced.

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

Crowned Heads began shipping the Casa Carrillo-made Coroneta Maduro last month. Now, the NACSA-made Coroneta Habano is heading to stores.

Mo Maali of Patina revists one of the most influential cigars in his life with this new core line.

One cigar is brand new, one has been renamed and the last is a retailer exclusive that is now being shipped to stores nationwide.

Casa Carrillo, née Tabacalera La Alianza S.A., will make the Coroneta Maduro. NACSA will produced the Coroneta Habano. Both blends are offered in the same three sizes.