Robusto Extra

A cigar that turns a near tragedy into a new cigar line.

This is the eighth Tatuaje TAA release to use a Connecticut broadleaf wrapper.

It’s the cigar that Tatuaje created exclusively for retailers who attended the Premium Cigar Association’s Convention & Trade Show.

The newest addition to Joya de Nicaragua’s Cinco Decadas line is named El Cumiche, which is a Spanish term referencing “the young ones” that is meant to recognize the next generation of the company’s leadership.

The latest addition to HVC’s Black Friday Series also happens to be the first release in that series to be made at the company’s own factory, Fábrica de Tabacos HVC S.A. de Reinier Lorenzo in Estelí, Nicaragua.

For the second time in the last decade, J.C. Newman has revamped the packaging and the blend of the Diamond Crown maduro, formally known as Black Diamond.

Approximately 15 years after the debut of the Tatuaje Havana VI Verocú, the line gets a new variation

For its first limited edition, Freud Cigar Co. enlisted the blending talents of the legendary Eladio Diaz, formerly the supervisor of production at Davidoff’s factory in the Dominican Republic.

The first size in the line that celebrates Havana’s 500th anniversary gets a redux after nearly three years in the humidor.

Quesda’s Oktoberfest line continues this year with four different additions, making it one of the longest-running series of cigars in the company’s portfolio.

The Maria Lucia spans three generations of the Meirelles family. It debuted earlier this year in a 5 1/4 x 54 robusto extra size though more vitolas are slated for next year.