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The newest vitola for the VegaFina Nicaragua line is a 5 1/2 x 48 robusto extra. Next month, it will go on sale in Spain with an MSRP of €7.20 per cigar.

Despite both having “Series 2” in their names, the two cigars are quite a bit different. One is a new vitola for the line previously known as “Fortaleza 2” and another is a dual-wrapper cigar that isn’t a barberpole.

And the award for most interesting pigtail of the year goes to…

In Spain, the new pricing averages to an increase of roughly 8.23 percent. There’s one brand largely unaffected by the new pricing: Trinidad.

The brand celebrates 20 years with its first Gran Reserva.

With 500,000 cigars being released, this is one of the largest Edición Regional releases in history.

It’s a new petit belicoso not just for the Hoyo de Monterrey brand, but for the Habanos S.A. portfolio.

VegaFina was founded in 1998, meaning this year marks the 25th anniversary of the brand.

Most cigars are aged for 30-90 days, these cigars were aged for 10 years after rolling.

The VegaFina Nicaragua Reserva is a Nicaraguan puro with tobaccos aged for three years, which is actually one year less than the regular VegaFina Nicaragua.

The new size measures 4 11/12 x 54 and is priced at €20.