Category: New Cigar Arrivals

The new Fonseca by My Father is completely different from the non-Cuban Fonsecas that were produced by the Quesada family, the former brand owners, in the Dominican Republic. Whereas Quesada-made Fonsecas typically included a mix of tobaccos from the Dominican Republic, Mexico and the United States, the Fonseca by My Father is rolled entirely from tobacco grown in Nicaragua, the same country where the new cigars are rolled. Though technically these are not the first Nicaraguan-made Fonsecas, the new Fonsecas from My Father are unique because all of the tobaccos used to roll them were grown by the Garcia family, founders […]

Drew Estate began shipping the Undercrown Dojo Dogma Sun Grown, a 5 x 54 box-pressed robusto extra. The cigar uses an Ecuadorian Sumatra wrapper over a stalk-cut and stalk-cured habano binder from the Connecticut River Valley. Underneath are fillers from Nicaragua, including aged ligero from the Nuevo Segovia region. The Dojo Dogma brand is a collaboration between Drew Estate and Cigar Dojo, an online cigar blog and community. Cigar Dojo has partnered with a number of brands to create Dojo-themed cigars, though most of them have been sold at a specific retailer.

Davidoff is bringing back the Robusto Intenso, a limited edition cigar first launched in 2005. Six stars in perfect harmony for the very best taste – this is how the cigars of the Davidoff Robusto Intenso Limited Edition 2020 are best described. Each star stands for one of the tobaccos used especially for the Robusto Intenso cigars. It is an exclusive selection of beautifully-aged and perfectly-blended tobaccos. The Davidoff Robusto Intenso is the ultimate sign of sophistication and in terms of ratings, five stars just wouldn’t be enough.

At long last, we now carry Atabey and Byron cigars in all of our locations. These ultra-premium cigars earned a perfect score from The Cigar Authority. The Atabey uses a top secret blend known only to a handful of people across the world while the Byron comes in three distinct profiles all of which also use confidential blends. The name Atabey has ties to the Taino Indians and the cigar culture. It all began with Cohiba which referred to the circle the tribe would gather in to pray. They would offer their prayers to the leader known as Behike who […]

This medium to full bodied cigar features more flavor notes than almost any other cigar we’ve ever brought in. Maple syrup, campfire, salt, and the list goes on and on. All of that is nothing compared to the smoke output this cigar has. It even rivals some Drew Estate cigars in that regards. We only received a handful of boxes for each location so if you’re a fan of Rocky Patel, be sure to come down, give it a shot, and let us know what you think.

Tatuaje has released their TAA exclusive cigar this week and will be available at all of our locations starting Friday. But that’s not all. With the TAA cigars came two unexpected surprises, the MBS FK (a short robusto based on the Krueger Monster blend from 2016) and the Anarchy Kaos (a super small batch cigar to the point that we could only get a handful of boxes).

For their TAA exclusive, AJ Fernandez adds the Figurado size to their Bellas Artes Maduro line! With a Brazilian wrapper, Mexican binder, and Nicaraguan filler, this cigar packs tons of flavor with the strength turned up to 11. Cocoa, earthiness, creaminess, all come together to make this cigar truly memorable.

Next up from the TAA selection of cigars is the Padron 1964 Toro! Using Padron’s fantastic 1964 blend, this cigar packs a big punch of flavor. Coming in at 5″x54, this cigar is almost like the 1964 version of the famous 1926 No 9.