For the first time ever there is an Unlucky 26. In 2008, Tatuaje introduced the Monster Series, a collection of a planned 13 cigars each named...Read More
In 2012, Pete Johnson of Tatuaje decided to venture from his generally Nicaraguan-forward cigar blends and release a cigar with a Mexican San Andrés wrapper,...Read More
This year has been rather quiet when it comes to the L’Atelier brands, notable because in 2018, Pete Johnson announced that he would be merging...Read More
Eight Tatuaje cigars with Mexican San Andrés wrappers are heading to stores. Tatuaje has begun shipping the 2019 version of its Mexican Experiment, as well...Read More
Fifty firfth? Fifty oneth? Yes, it says 51th; and no, I have no clue how to pronounce it. This year’s the Tobacconist Association of America...Read More
The Mexican Experiment is back and with a sequel. In August, Tatuaje will ship a limited run of the Mexican Experiment—a cigar that debuted in...Read More
The Tatuaje CQ2 will return to Mission Pipe Shop of San Jose, Calif. on May 24. While the CQ2 name hasn’t been used before, the cigar is a rerelease of the Mission Pipe Shop CQ1 that debuted in 2013. As for the cigar, it’s a 5 3/4 x 52 belicoso that uses an Ecuadorian Sumatra wrapper […]Read More
Peanut butter and jelly, Bert & Ernie, Tatuaje and the TAA. Some things just go together. Since 2011, Pete Johnson has been creating limited edition cigars for the Tobacconists’ Association of America, an organization of approximately 80 of the largest, highest-volume brick-and-mortar retailers in the industry, as well as about 40 manufacturers. The cigar gets […]Read More
