Steve Saka

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.

The Mi Querida Green line has been in the works for several years, and is currently only available as an event-only giant robusto. That will change in the coming months when the South Florida retailer gets the first torpedo in any of the Mi Querida lines.

The $395 cutter’s blade is designed so that consumers can easily replace it without using special tools. Steve Saka, founder of Dunbarton, developed the Guillotina de Saka with Luigi Lucente of CigarMedics.

There haven’t been many details have been released about the new line, but one major one is that it won’t be available to U.S. retailers. But it is scheduled to be the start of an ongoing release for international markets.

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

There are not going to be many of them and they are not going to be cheap, but they will go on sale.

The event only cigar that was made a regular production release is now on its way to stores.

Two years after its release, it’s time to see how the pipe tobacco has held up in this cigar.

The cigars are ready, but logistical challenges are pushing the release into the new year.

Steve Saka isn’t a fan of lanceros, and now the notable one in his portfolio is going away.

The debut of seven different cigars, a golden Sasquatch statue, and cigar cutter that you can’t purchase.