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Perdomo Legacy Father & Son Natural Shade Grown

Perdomo Legacy Father & Son, released in 2026, extends that line as the company’s first limited production offering and a direct collaboration between father and son. The Shade Grown is the blend Nick Perdomo Jr. created himself, using that hybrid leaf for both wrapper and binder, with filler from Condega, Estelí, and Jalapa drawn from rare 2011 to 2016 lots. It is offered in one size, a box pressed 6 x 48/60/52 Gran Figurado.

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El Mago Mr. Almond #2

Mr. Almond is Tin #2, following the Oyama Omen. It is a 5 x 50 box pressed robusto with a Mexican San Andrés maduro wrapper, U.S. Broadleaf binder and Nicaraguan fillers, packed five to a tin. It began shipping to select retailers this year, with five more tins planned.

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Gellis Family Essentials

Gellis Family Cigars is the line Kyle Gellis built under his family name, run alongside Warped and distributed by the same house. Essentials is the new core release from that project: a 4½ x 32 petit corona meant as a daily, pocket-sized smoke.

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Rocky Patel Disciple

Rocky Patel’s Disciple arrived at the 2021 PCA Trade Show and began shipping that September. Made at Tabacalera Villa Cuba in Estelí, it uses a Mexican San Andrés wrapper over Nicaraguan binder and filler and was introduced as a darker, fuller sibling to the Sixty line released the same year.

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Warped Isla Del Cocodrilo

Warped Cigars, the boutique house led by Kyle Gellis, introduced Isla del Cocodrilo at the 2024 PCA Convention. The line takes its name from Cuba’s long-standing nickname; “island of the crocodile”, a nod to the island’s distinctive shape.

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Micallef Orange

Micallef Orange is the seventh regular-production blend in the Color Series, joining Black, Blue, Red, Purple, Green, and White. At PCA 2026 it was reported as the series’ closing core blend.

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Warped Companion

Warped Cigars, the boutique brand founded by Kyle Gellis, released Companion de Warped (often called Warped Companion) in December 2021 as a regular production line. It is the second Warped cigar made at Tabacalera La Isla in the Dominican Republic, following Chinchalle, and comes in a single 4½″ × 48 Rothschild vitola packaged in 25 count boxes.

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Crowned Heads Mil Dias

Mil Días is Spanish for one thousand days. The name marks the stretch from 2017, when Eradio Pichardo and Luciano Meirelles first showed Jon Huber samples at Tabacalera Pichardo in Estelí, to the blend’s arrival in shops. Crowned Heads announced the line in July 2020 and began shipping it that September.

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El Titan De Bronze Nicaragua

El Titan de Bronze has spent over three decades building its name as one of Miami's few remaining premium cigar factories, known for small-batch craftsmanship under founder Sandy Cobas and president Giselle Herrera. With El Titan de Bronze Nicaragua, the company is producing one of its lines outside the United States for the first time in its history.

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Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust 10th Jubilee

The 10th Jubilee marks a decade of that work. Announced at the 2025 PCA Trade Show, it began reaching retailers in February 2026. Rather than a large figurado, Saka chose a 5 5/8 x 48 corona gorda, and the cigar is an ongoing production, though some retailers have described the initial run as limited.

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Davidoff Signature No. 2

Davidoff launched its first named cigars in Cuba in 1968. The Signature line is the brand’s original White Band family, later remade in the Dominican Republic after Cuban production ended in 1991. The Signature No. 2 keeps one of those first formats: a 6 × 38 panetela that began as the Cuban Laguito No. 2. It remains a regular-production cigar in the Signature line.

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Tatuaje Corojo 2025 PCA Exclusive

Tatuaje has made a PCA Exclusive nearly every year since the release began, but the 2025 edition marks a shift for the series. Where past PCA Exclusives leaned on a Capa Especial (Sumatra) wrapper, Pete Johnson turned to Nicaraguan corojo for this one, following the same corojo push he's used across several Tatuaje projects.

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Gellis Family Saunter

Warped Cigars, founded by Kyle Gellis, expanded in 2024 with Gellis Family Cigars, a companion label still distributed by Warped. Saunter is the second line from that family project, following Marevas.

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Illusione Epernay Le Elegance Petit Lancero

Named for the Champagne town of Épernay in France, it was conceived as a more elegant, slightly milder counterpart to the original Illusione blend. It uses Nicaraguan Corojo and Criollo tobaccos with no ligero, finished in a Café Rosado wrapper, and produced at Raíces Cubanas in Honduras.

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