Crowned Heads came out with a new blend called Mil Dias which is made in the Pichardo factory that makes their popular Juarez blend. This full bodied cigar has a Ecuador Habano wrapper around a Nicaraguan binder and fillers. It packs a lot of pepper and spice and is another excellent addition to their great lineup of cigars.

We have added the lastest in the Alma blends from Plasencia cigars to our humidor which is the Alma Del Fuego. We were the first shop in Oklahoma to have the all their cigars. A lot of consumers aren't familiar with the Plasencia family but those of us in the industry know them well. They have been growing tobacco for 150 years and supply tobacco and roll cigars to many of the major cigar companies. Now they have entered their own cigars into the game. Each blend is very different which is wonderful and they all taste great!

The Alma Del Fuego is more of a Nicaraguan style blend that has more earthiness in the flavor compared to their other blends. It utilizes Ometepe tobaccos and is wrapped in a tasty Jalapan sungrown capa. This Nicaraguan puro has been flying off the shelf for good reason. Come by and grab a variety of their highly rated cigars!

New to the humidor are two new delicious blends from one of our best selling boutique companies, JRE.

First up is the incredible new Aladino Cameroon. The Eiroas have been growing Cameroon seed tobacco again on their farms in Honduras and they really hit the nail on the head with this blend. The sweet and spicy wrapper surrounds their unique Corojo fillers and binder and the blend is awesome!

The Aladino Vintage Selection is the second release. This rothschild only size has a Habano wrapper around Corojo fillers and binder. It is the first Aladino to have a Habano wrapper. This cigar has 4 to 5 years of age post rolled and is a perfect 30-45 minute smoke that is medium bodied and smooth. Come in and try some of the Aladino blends today!

Romeo and Julieta has stepped up its game with the new Reserva Real Nicaragua. They tapped AJ Fernandez to produce this cigar and 100% of its tobaccos are from AJ's farms. It is fuller bodied than once would expect from Romeo. The all Nicaraguan blend is spicy and earthy and is a nice compliment to the wide variety of Romeo blends.

Rocky Patel has an incredible new release that was only available in the international market until now called the Grand Reserve. It was awarded the 2018 Cigar of the Year by Cigar Journal. The blend information on this cigar is kept secret but I can tell you that it is a very smooth medium bodied cigar that has a tasty natural sweetness to it.

djjjBold and sophisticated, the ROMEO Añejo is a rich aged version of the best selling Romeo cigar. It pairs the finest stalk cut, dark Connecticut broadleaf wrapper with its perfect companion – double fermented 2008 vintage tobaccos. Together, this hearty blend of Nicaraguan and Honduran sun grown tobaccos is aged to perfection in special cedar cajones. The result is a rich and robust smoke featuring deep undernotes of coffee and dark chocolate.Bold and sophisticated, the ROMEO Añejo is a rich aged version of the best selling Romeo cigar. It pairs the finest stalk cut, dark Connecticut broadleaf wrapper with its perfect companion – double fermented 2008 vintage tobaccos. Together, this hearty blend of Nicaraguan and Honduran sun grown tobaccos is aged to perfection in special cedar cajones. The result is a rich and robust smoke featuring deep undernotes of coffee and dark chocolate.The Viaje Super Shot cigar is available in two different vitolas; the 10 gauge and the 12 gauge. The 10 Gauge is 3 1/2 x 54 and the 12 Gauge is 3 1/4 x 52. These are extremely limited in quantity, as each authorized dealer only receives between one and two boxes of them at a time. This adds intrigue to the already mysterious shroud that surrounds this stick. The company does not offer any information about the blend, because that is a secret recipe. They only note that it is a Nicaraguan puro. - See more at: http://www.seriouscigars.com/viaje-super-shot-cigar-review-a-514.html#sthash.qrvq2tc8.dpuf

Dunbarton Tobacco and Trust released two new blends and both are incredible! Steve Saka has been putting out hit after hit each year and this year is no exception.

A new line extension of the awesome Mi Querida blend called the Triqui Traca debuted in two sizes. The cigar is comprised of a dark and oily Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper that is oily and shiny. The spicy and bold blend is made of tobacco from the Dominican Republic and Nicaragua with a Nicaraguan binder. This was many industry veterans favorite cigar to come out of the show and for good reason.

The other new blend is something completely different for Steve. A smooth mild, creamy, and sweet blend that is call the Sobremesa Brulee. This sister blend to the original Sobremesa is the cigar blend he was needing to round out his portfolio. A beautiful light brown Connecticut wrapper from Ecuador surrounds a San Andres binder with Nicaraguan fillers. Don't let the blend fool you, it is by no means a strong cigar. It's the perfect first cigar of the day!

Nicholas Melillo has been on a roll the last few years with many releases that are best sellers in our humidor like Tabernacle, Wise Man Maduro, El Gueguense, The Upsetters, and Charter Oak. His newest creation is the Victorian blend which is a line extension to the Highclere Castle line. I love this cigar! A oily and dark Ecuadoran Habano wrapper covers a Brazilian binder with fillers from Nicaragua. It is a perfect compliment to the milder original release Highclere Castle!

As per the norm General Cigar had several new great releases.

First up is the beautifully packaged Cohiba Royale. This full flavored cigar has a oily Nicaraguan Broadleaf wrapper from the Jalapa Valley, a Dominican Piloto Cubano binder, and fillers from Nicaragua, DR, and Honduras.

Second is the Hoyo de Monterrey Epicure Seleccion. This tasty medium bodied blend was a welcome suprise for me and I really enjoyed it. It is a Honduran Habano puro that is smooth and tasty. I love the old school packaging as well.

Third is the value priced Punch Knuckle Buster. This has sold like hotcakes for us and the $5-$6ish price point is killer. It is medium to full bodied with a Nicaraguan Habano wrapper and binder with fillers from Nicaragua and Honduras. 

Fourth is the Macanudo Inspirado Green. Much like the new Hoyo this was another suprise for me as far as flavor. The Brazilian Arapiraca wrapper has that wonderful spice that is unique to that region. It has a binder from Indonesia and fillers from Columbia and the DR. This medium bodied blend is a perfect addition to the popular Inspirado lines and well priced too.

Last is the CAO Bones. This medium to full bodied blend sports a Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper with a Connecticut Shade binder and fillers from Honduras, DR, and Nicaragua.

My Father has introduced their version of the Fonseca blend which they purchased from another company recently. This is a Nicaraguan puro now that has a shade grown Corojo 99 rosado wrapper. The packaging is stunning and i love that they used cedar and paper sleeves around several of the sizes. The strength varies from medium to full bodied with a tasty sweet spice from the Corojo wrapper.