Selected Tobacco S.A.

The cigars come in cosmetic-grade aluminum tubes, chosen for its ability to be recycled. The blend remains the same, with the limited edition packaging option currently making its way to retailers.

The 6 1/8 x 55 toro gordos were aged for five years in rooms lined with different cedar and French oak at the Tabacos de Costa Rica S.A. factory.

The Alfonso Gran Selección is described as a darker version of the Alfonso Extra Añejo. Given that the Extra Añejo was #1 on halfwheel’s Top 25 of 2022, the bar has been set very high.

More than two years after the Atabey Black Ritos was announced as an NFT, you can now smoke the cigar.

Like the Alfonso Extra Añejo and Byron 1850, this line was aged for a total of five years in rooms that were lined with either Spanish cedar of French oak. The Gran Selección is described as a darker follow-up to the Extra Añejo, which was halfwheel’s #1 cigar of 2022.

The new ashtrays were designed by Nelson Alfonso, the creator of the Atabey, Byron and Bandolero cigar brands.

The company showed off three new releases at this year’s PCA Convention, including a follow-up to the company’s Extra Añejo line that was released last year.

The new limited edition has been aged for twice as long as the company’s normal Dioses cigar.

Selected Tobacco S.A. is calling this a follow-up to the Alfonso Añejo, but with a “darker flavor profile.”

The Atabey Black was announced in 2021 as an NFT; now it’s getting released in a non-digital, smokeable form.

The humidor was shown off at last year’s PCA Convention & Trade Show. It has an MSRP of $3,999 and will be limited to 60 humidors for 2023.