Warfighter Tobacco Co.

The company debuted one new cigar, a 6 x 50 toro named Night Shift.

According to the company, the new cigar was created as a “tribute to those Warfighters, operators, first responders and all the other unsung Americans who are working the night shift to keep America running strong while the rest of us sleep.”

One cigar is a fundraiser for a non-profit helping veterans enjoy playing sports.

Warfighter Tobacco Co. is back for this year’s PCA Convention & Trade Show and is showing off two new cigars: one is being released as part of a charity that benefits service members and veterans while the other is an addition to an ongoing series of limited editions.

Warfighter Tobacco Co., a veteran-owned business, will launch a cigar for a charity that benefits both service members and veterans. In addition, the fourth cigar in the company’s Victory Series will be released.

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