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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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Oliva Adds New Nub Mexico Blend for October

Oliva Cigar Co. is releasing a new Nub blend this fall. Nub Mexico is the first new core line in years and the first in that lineup to use a Mexican wrapper. The cigars are on display this week at InterTabac in Dortmund and are scheduled to reach stores in October.

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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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La Aroma De Cuba Mi Amor

La Aroma de Cuba started as a Cuban brand in the late 1880s and is tied to Winston Churchill, who first encountered it in 1895. The Levin family of Ashton revived it in 2002 as a Honduran cigar, then moved production to Estelí, Nicaragua in 2009, where Pepín García and his family make it at My Father Cigars.

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Undercrown Maduro Toro

Undercrown Maduro is Drew Estate’s factory floor original, the blend that started as a house smoke at La Gran Fábrica in Estelí and became the first regular production line in the Undercrown family.

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