Tatuaje Cigars

Pete Johnson and Tatuaje are releasing a new spin on the la Riqueza blend. The La Riqueza was a cigar that is coming back after being semi retired by the brand. An interesting fact about La Riqueza is that it actually started out as a cuban brand all the way back in the 1920s; until Tatuaje decided to utilize the name. The 2022 blend will still feature a Connecticut Broad Leaf wrapper; with nicaraguan fillers. However Pete has blended this cigar to slightly more full bodied than the original. The size is 5 5/8 X 54 and will come in 10 count boxes. We don't have a ton of details about the cigar but looking forward to getting them in our hands for a review so stay tuned.

Tatuaje Cigars and Pete Johnson are bringing a popular cigar back from the past; 2006 to be exact. Pete is bringing back the Cohetes which was originally released in California as a store exclusive at the time. The cigar once again made appearances in very small quantities in 2009 and 2013. They were so limited that the vast majority of smokers never even had the opportunity to try it. Luckily for us this little 4 x 50 cigar is being brought back by Tatuaje for 2022. Like the T110 release from earlier this year the Cohete will be offered in 25 count boxes with three distinct wrapper options. the cigar will be available with a Connecticut broadleaf wrapper, a version that wears a black and gold reserva band, as well as an Ecuadorian Sumatra wrapper, which wears a white and gold capa especial band. This is in addition to the original version, which uses an Ecuadorian habano wrapper. Like previous releases of the Cohete the cigar will be very limited in quantity so if your looking to add this

With football season underway and Halloween right around the corner cigar smokers have come to expect a Monster release from Pete Joshnon and Tatuaje cigars. Luckily for us Pete has once again obliged and released some monsters for 2021. This year's release is fittingly called the “Monster Mash”. This awesome sampler includes the 13 original monsters; in a slightly scaled down format. Each cigar will maintain its original ring gauge but come in at 1.5 inches shorter. The sampler also includes a new Monster for 2021 called “Creature” paying homage to the Creature from the Black Lagoon. THis cigar will be a 5 3/8 x 48 perfecto, the same vitola used for the Tatuaje Black Label Britanica.

Tatuaje Monster Mash Frank — 6 1/8 x 49

Tatuaje Monster Mash Drac — 5 1/4 x 52

Tatuaje Monster Mash Face — 4 7/8 x 56

Tatuaje Monster Mash Wolf — 6 x 52

Tatuaje Monster Mash Mummy — 6 1/4 x 47

Tatuaje Monster Mash Jason — 6 x 52

Tatuaje Monster Mash Jekyll

Tatuaje has been on fire this summer releasing some extremely rare, unique and down right tasty cigars; including the New Escasos luxury sizes and a blast from the past in the form of the Fausto Old Man and the C. Now into July they are keeping things rolling with the release of the T110 in both Broadleaf and Sumatra. Tatuaje founder Pete Johnson nicknamed it “Thermonuclear.” Its official name hints at this moniker. The “T” in the T110 stands for thermonuclear, and the “110” refers to its length in millimeters. The T110 was originally released as a store exclusive way back in 2009 featuring a Habano wrapper.The two new variants swap out the Ecuadorian habano wrapper of the original cigar for either a Connecticut broadleaf or Ecuadorian Sumatra leaf, both of which Johnson uses elsewhere in his portfolio of cigars. The cigars are all short robustos that measure 4 3/8 x 52, and use the same Nicaraguan binder and filler across the three variations.These full bodied beauties will be extremel