Plasencia Cigars S.A.

Earlier this year, Maya Selva Cigars added a lancero to its Cumpay line, which is made entirely of Nicaraguan tobaccos.

Ferio Tego’s first exclusive release for the Tobacconists’ Association of America (TAA) is the Timeless TAA 2022, which the company says was inspired by the Nat Sherman Timeless TAA that was released in March 2020.

Plasencia 1865 is back at the PCA Convention & Trade Show this year, not only with a larger booth but also with a new vitola in its Alma Fuerte Colorado Claro line.

The lighter colored offshoot of the Alma Fuerte line gets is getting its second size.

Ferio Tego’s two limited eponymous limited editions will return to shelves later this month. The blends are very similar, but not identical, to the debut 2021 releases.

Ferio Tego is the third company to ship its TAA release this week.

PB5, Short Salomone and The Show will once again go on sale.

E.P. Carrillo has a new line for its INCH series, and it’s coming from Nicaragua.

Ventura Cigar Co. has a new limited edition size for its Slaughterhouse brand. All of the profits from the sale of this cigar will be donated to Operation: Cigars for Warriors.

When Altadis U.S.A.’s Espada by Montecristo debuted in 2014, it carried the distinction of being the first Nicaraguan puro to be released under the Montecristo…

The Plasencia Year of the Tiger is the second cigar the company has released named after the symbols of the Chinese zodiac calendar but the first that’s being sold in the U.S.