Tatuaje Releases Miami-Made 20th Anniversary Cigars
Earlier this year, Tatuaje celebrated its 20th anniversary with a new line featuring a pair of Nicaraguan-made cigars. Now, the company is continuing the celebration by releasing a pair of Miami-made cigars that were made in 2021.
The Tatuaje 20th RL22 is a 5 1/2 x 42 corona that uses an Ecuadorian habano maduro wrapper, the same leaf that is used on the Tatuaje Cojonú 2003. It is priced at $16 per cigar.
The Tatuaje 20th EL22 is a 5 x 50 robusto that uses a Nicaraguan shade-grown corojo 99 claro wrapper, the same that is found on the company’s Escasos line. It is priced at $18.
Both cigars are offered in 25-count boxes, with 1,000 of each box produced.
The cigars were made in 2021, with just one roller at My Father Cigars’ Miami factory assigned to each cigar, Pete Johnson, Tatuaje’s founder, told halfwheel. They were boxed in May 2022 and have been undergoing an aging process since that time.
Images courtesy of Dan Welsh/New Havana Cigars.
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