The cigar measures 7 9/16 (192mm) x 40, a vitola known as a Laguito Especial, which happens to be the same size as the legendary Trinidad Fundadores.

The Last Cast will debut on Saturday, what would have been Lou Cross Jr.’s 91st birthday. His son, Lou Cross III, launched Lure earlier this year as a way to honor his father and two of his passions: fishing and cigars.

Mo Maali of Patina revists one of the most influential cigars in his life with this new core line.

Whereas most Tatiana cigars are offered in smaller sizes, Delights is debuting with Robusto (5 x 50), Toro (6 x 50) and Churchill (7 x 50) vitolas.

The Sin Compromiso line was created by Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust founder Steve Saka in an attempt to make a cigar that wasn’t held back by any of the normal constraints that go into making a profitable cigar line: materials, time and costs.

Each five-count cardboard box comes with a place to store your matches.

The company also created the unique, 100-count boxes for the release.

This cigar marked the second consecutive year that Tatuaje produced a cigar as an exclusive for the PCA Convention & Trade Show. As part of the release, Tatuaje donated $25,000 to the Premium Cigar Association.

300 Hands pays tribute to the 150 pairs of hands that are required to take any single cigar from tobacco seeds to full cigar. It’s a great name.

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The second Mil Días Maduro.