Naming cigars after Estelí, Nicaragua’s cigar capitol, is nothing new. Most of the time when the city’s name is used, it’s because either the tobacco...Read More

This site has written a lot in the past year or so about cigars coming back. With FDA regulation upon the industry, numerous manufacturers and...Read More

For its lone release at the 2019 IPCPR Convention & Trade Show, Garo Cigars released the 1887, a line that gets its name from the...Read More

For its most recent line, MBombay focused on the uniqueness that comes with using tobaccos from a single farm, in this case, a 70-acre plot...Read More

There truly is no limit to luxury if you’re willing to look hard enough and open up your wallet enough. Case in point: a cigar...Read More

If there has been a phrase that feels a bit overused when it comes to cigars, it’s long awaited. In the case of Sin Compromiso...Read More

Late last year, General Cigar Co. and A.J. Fernandez made one of the more bizarre announcements the cigar industry had seen in quite some time: A.J....Read More

In February, Viaje Cigars shipped the latest version of Juntos, a series of cigars produced in collaboration with other prominent cigar makers that is named...Read More

In 1893, the business now known as Alfred Dunhill Ltd. was officially launched under the name Dunhill’s Motorities selling a line of automobile accessories. That entity...Read More

Early last month, MBombay Cigars began shipping the newest vitola in its Classic line, the 6 x 50 Torpedo. However, the seemingly routine release had...Read More

The era of single store and small batch release cigars isn’t quite dead as new projects continue to arrive on shelves, including a new cigar...Read More