Tatuaje Nuevitas Jibaro Cigar

After more than a decade in the shadows, Tatuaje re-introduced this Robusto cigar last fall. Jibaro is a Puerto Rican term typically associated with farmers and Tatuaje wanted the smoke to have a farm-rolled, homemade feel. The full-bodied Robusto employs a smooth, oily Corojo '99 Nicaraguan wrapper along with the same Nicaraguan blend used in the original and a partially unfinished or "shaggy" foot. The Jibaro No. 1 is 5" long with a ring gauge of 52 and is complex with hints of pepper, leather, cedar, and a sweet finish.

Gurkha Marquesa Cigar

Inspired by the flavor and packaging of pre-embargo Cuban cigars, the Marquesa is another standout smoke from Gurkha. From the soft and silky Sumatra wrapper leaf to the throwback packaging and the spicy flavors, the Marquesa has a vintage Cuban look and feel. The cigar features a Nicaraguan binder along with fillers from the Ometepe and Esteli regions of Nicaragua for a well-balanced, medium bodied smoke. The Marquesa honors the Cuban heritage of all modern cigars and this Robusto size is 5" long with a ring gauge of 52.

Joya de Nicaragua Cinco Décadas Cigar

To celebrate their 50th anniversary, the oldest cigar company in Nicaragua released this exceptional smoke. Cinco Décadas or Five Decades is a memorable cigar that is medium to full-bodied made exclusively with an undisclosed blend of vintage leaves from the Joya reserves. Each perfecto is rolled with a dark, oily wrapper and measures 6" long with a ring gauge of 54. Only 5,000 boxes of 10 were made, with 3,000 of those making their way to the United States.

Rocky Patel 15th Anniversary Toro Cigar

Originally released to celebrate the brand's 15th anniversary, this cigar made a surprise return eight years later in 2018. Made in Nicaragua, Rocky Patel used the same blend as the original — with Nicaraguan tobacco and an oily Ecuadorian Habano wrapper but added some new packaging design to the boxes and labels. One of the best releases in the brand's line of high-quality cigars, the 6" Toro returns a medium-to-full bodied smoke with a superb draw and an even burn.

Jas Sum Kral CBD Cigar

Handcrafted at Tabacalera Aragon SA in Nicaragua, the latest cigar release from Jas Sum Kral is infused with hemp-derived CBD. The cigar is being called Nuggs and is being offered in both Ecuadorian Connecticut and Mexican San Andrés wrappers. Each cigar contains 20 mg of a proprietary CBD solution that JSK created and measures 4" long with a ring gauge of 48. The first premium CBD cigar to hit the market, Nuggs began shipping from Jas Sum Kral this month.

Arturo Fuente Hemingway Work of Art Cigar

A hand-rolled Perfecto shaped cigar is one of the most difficult to make. But examples like Arturo Fuente's Work of Art show that the extra effort is more than worth the payoff. The Work of Art more than lives up to its name — meticulously rolled in a sweet, spicy Cameroon wrapper with impeccable construction and a medium-bodied flavor. Once you burn through to the thickest part of the cigar, it opens up to reveal earthy flavors that lead to a spicy finish. The Dominican cigar is 4.8" long and the largest ring gauge in the Hemingway line.

CAO Amazon Basin Cigar

Traditionally planted in long, neat rows, the tobacco seeds that later became the harvest for this cigar are grown in the last remaining half acre of the Rainforest and scattered wherever sunlight can be found. After the harvest, the leaves are rolled by hand, fermented for six months, and then carried to the river, put into canoes, and rowed to the mainland before they are driven to port and shipped to Nicaragua. The result of this tedious process is an exceptional cigar with an open draw and hints of the environment where it originated. The minimalist smoke carries no label, opting instead for another piece of tobacco in its place.

AVO LE05 30 Years Cigar

In 2005, the AVO debuted the LE05, which at the time was described as their strongest to date. To help celebrate the brand's 30th anniversary in 2018, a handful of AVO's most popular limited edition cigars were re-released, and the LE05 was among them. This marked the first time the LE05 was brought back, as chief blender Eladio Diaz didn't feel he could successfully re-create the original until now. The cigar is wrapped in an Ecuador Habano leaf, with well-aged Dominican long-fillers for a medium to strong, complex smoke. The 5 3/8" Robusto has a ring gauge of 50 and only 1,500 boxes were released last fall.

Plasencia Alma Fuerte Generacion V Cigar

One of the largest producers of high-quality tobacco for five generations, the Plasencia family name was only known deep within the cigar industry until this release. The Plasencia Alma Fuerte exposed the family name to consumers and blends full-bodied aged tobacco from the family's collection of vintage leaf. The Nicaraguan blend comes from four growing regions: Estelí, Condega, Jalapa, and Ometepe and the 7" box-pressed Salomon-style cigar has a bold, intense flavor with notes of chocolate, cinnamon, oak, and molasses.

Pappy Van Winkle Barrel-Fermented Cigar

Bourbon fans are quite familiar with the iconic image of Julian Van Winkle with a cigar in his mouth that adorns the brand's legendary bourbon bottles. So a partnership to make Pappy cigars made perfect sense. The merchandising arm of the Van Winkle family teamed up with Drew Estate in Nicaragua for this line of premium cigars made by hand in small batches. Each one is made using Kentucky seed and Kentucky grown tobacco that was fire-cured and then bourbon barrel-fermented. The blend includes a barrel-fermented "tapa negra"-style wrapper over a Mexican San Andres base wrapper, as well as aged Nicaraguan filler tobaccos. An impressive smoke on its own, it's also a perfect pairing with Van Winkle bourbon or rye whiskey.

Cohiba Siglo VI Cigar

One of the best cigars from one of the most famous names in the industry. The Cohiba Siglo VI debuted back in 2004 and was the fattest Cohiba ever released with a ring gauge of 52. Fifteen years later, the Cuban is still one of Cohiba's best, made at El Laguito Cigar Factory using the finest leaves from the Vuelta Abajo region. The cigar was the first Cuban to be packaged in a tube, it's lighter than most other Cohiba's, with floral notes, chocolate, and plenty of nutty flavors for a balanced, smooth smoking experience.

Montecristo Nicaragua Series Robusto Cigar

AJ Fernandez has collaborated with some of the most iconic names in the cigar industry, and now Montecristo can be added to that esteemed group. This all-Nicaraguan blend is only the 5th to be added to Montecristo's core line and the first to be made by a third party. It measures 5" long with a ring gauge of 54 and is bold yet balanced with notes of leather and dark chocolate and bears the recognizable brand logo showcased in a new black and gold design above a "Nicaragua Series" sub-band.

Bolivar Belicoso Fino Cigar

Simon Bolivar was the driving force behind the liberation of South America from Spain. To honor his impact and legacy, the Bolivar brand was launched in 1902 and created cigars whose strength are a fitting tribute to the revolutionary. Bolivar is still based in the heart of Havana, and the Belicoso Fino is one of their finest products. The 5" Cuban has a pudgy 52 ring gauge, tapered head, and is bold yet balanced with earthy flavor and hints of coffee bean.

Padron 1964 Anniversary Series Cigar

Created in 1994 to celebrate the brand's 30th anniversary, this cigar helped put Padron on the premium cigar map. The Series A edition of one of Padrón's highest-rated smokes has a Nicaraguan binder, a dark, oily wrapper, and meticulously blended filler tobacco for a consistent, medium-bodied profile. The box-pressed cigar measures an impressive 8.25", has a ring gauge of 50, and is one of the most famous cigars of all-time.

Davidoff Winston Churchill The Late Hour Cigar

The Late Hour is the latest in Davidoff's exclusive line of cigars that honor Winston Churchill, the former UK Prime Minister who is almost as well known for his vices as his political triumphs. Made to be enjoyed at the end of the evening, each cigar is blended with tobacco aged for six months in Scotch single malt whisky casks. Each one is created using two Nicaraguan filler tobaccos grown in the mineral-rich volcanic soils of Condega and Estelì. This adds a spicy note to each smoke while the Condega Visus tobacco aged in the whisky casks adds sweetness and wood. The Robusto is 5" long with a ring gauge of 52 with a nearly perfect draw and burn.

Session Goods Water Pipe

Whether it's the garish colors, outbursts of smoke, or something else, bongs carry a stigma that joints don't. The Session Goods Water Pipe deserves respect instead of skepticism. Designed in San Francisco, the pipe, bowl, and downstem are handmade from borosilicate glass, with a tapered shape, indented opening, and angled mouthpiece. A silicone footer serves as a water line marker and protects the bottom of the glass, and is paired with a silicone tab on the mouthpiece to protect your fingers from the hot chamber.

Alec Bradley Fine & Rare Cigar

Since 2011, Alec Bradley has released small quantities of their most complex cigar blend for the Fine & Rare series. The 2018 release brings back the JRS10, a 6 1/2", 56 ring gauge Gran Toro first seen in 2015 that includes Honduran and Nicaraguan tobaccos from various regions and crop years to create the Fine & Rare signature ten tobacco blend. Due to the precision required to construct this rare combination, the brand enlisted a pair of its most experienced master rollers to hand roll each cigar. Limited to 2,500 boxes, the cigar arrives in boxes of 10 that are designed to look like zebra wood.

Macanudo Mao Cigar

Created using tobacco derived from the same seed types used in original Macanudos from the 1960s, the Mao gives you a taste of the past. Using heirloom seeds over half a century old crossed with a new seed to resist disease, three acres were planted to provide just enough for this limited edition cigar. The Mao has a Connecticut Shade wrapper and Mexican binder with tobacco from Columbia and Nicaragua along with the exclusive Dominican tobacco that was nurtured in the fertile Mao region. The No. 10 is a sturdy Robusto that measures 5 inches by 50 rings and each one is individually coffined.

Arturo Fuente Don Carlos Personal Reserve Cigar

One of the special edition cigars released to celebrate the 80th birthday of the late Carlos Fuente Sr., Personal Reserve duplicates the brand patriarch's favorite blend. The medium bodied Robusto boasts a sweet, spicy Cameroon wrapper along with an all-Dominican filler blend grown at Arturo Fuente farms in the Dominican Republic. The 5" cigar produces a nearly perfect, solid ash, has a ring gauge of 50, and was only made available to the public for the first time in 2017.

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Gurkha Cellar Reserve 21 Year Cigar

The fifth installment in their Cellar Reserve line, this cigar from Gurkha uses 21-year-old Dominican filler tobacco. The limited release smoke is the first in the Cellar Reserve series to be wrapped in blonde Connecticut Shade and measures six inches long with a 60 ring gauge and a coiled pigtail cap. The figuardo includes Dominican and Nicaraguan binder and fillers, is mild to medium strength, and is the most complex cigar in Gurka's flagship series to date.