Tabacos de Costa Rica

It’s part of the Oro line, but it doesn’t look like any of the other Lampert Oro vitolas and doesn’t use the same blend. Kingpin is the line’s Flying Pig.

Company founder Nicholas Syris created the new cigar as an homage to the Cohiba Siglo VI, a Cuban cigar that has the same dimensions. Each cigar has an MSRP of $20 and they are packaged in 10-count boxes.

The new cigar was created to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the company’s products being sold in the U.S. market. It’s also Nick Syris’ tribute to the Cohiba Siglo VI.

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 new 4 x 62 vitola is heading to 10 stores in the U.S. this week. It will ship to European retailers later this month.

The new 4 x 62 double perfecto is the fourth vitola for the Oro line. It will be ready to ship immediately after InterTabac 2024, which takes place Sept. 19-21 in Dortmund, Germany.

The Flor de D’Crossier Seleccion Escogida Lumina was introduced last year with MSRPs ranging from $9-11.

The new line marks the first time that LH Cigars has released a cigar incorporating a Mexican San Andrés wrapper.

The new line features multiple uses of Spanish cedar in the aging of the tobacco and the packaging of the cigars.

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 6 x 58 short salomones vitola pays homage to the Greek heritage of company founder Nicholas Syris.