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In the late 1800s, cigar factory workers were among the first labor groups in America to demand better working conditions, and they played a key role in the fight for the 8-hour workday.

Many cigar rollers worked 10–12 hours a day in crowded factories. But because they were often highly skilled and organized, especially in cities like Tampa, Key West, and New York, they formed some of the earliest and most effective cigar worker unions.

These workers led strikes, organized protests, and pushed employers to adopt more humane hours—well before it became a national movement. In some areas, cigar unions even offered healthcare benefits, pensions, and paid time off, decades ahead of mainstream labor reforms.

So next time you light up, you’re not just enjoying craftsmanship—you’re celebrating a profession that helped reshape the modern workweek.

🔥 Who knew cigars and labor rights went hand in hand? Have a historical cigar story of your own? Hit reply and share it!

Ferio Tego Summa is a full-bodied, flavorful cigar that builds complexity with grace. Wrapped in Ecuadorian Corojo and bound with Ecuadorian Sumatra, it features Dominican and Nicaraguan fillers for a bold yet balanced profile. Expect dark, rich flavors with a buttery smooth finish and a luxurious mouthfeel that evolves throughout the smoke.

The Aganorsa Leaf La Validacion is the core of Aganorsa and gives their customers a basis of what Aganorsa has to offer. Made in either a Maduro, Habano, Connecticut, and Corojo wrapper, this is what validates Aganorsa from the rest of the cigar industry. These prominent blends offer a cigar for any cigar smoker to enjoy.

The Diesel Unholy Cocktail is a full-bodied smoke crafted in Nicaragua by AJ Fernandez. It features a dark, oily Pennsylvania Broadleaf Maduro wrapper over a Nicaraguan binder and filler blend (including tobacco from Estelí, Jalapa, and Condega).

Don Pepin Garcia Imperiales is crafted from a rich, all-Nicaraguan blend of Corojo and Criollo tobaccos wrapped in a dark, coffee-hued Oscuro leaf. The profile opens with Don Pepin’s signature pepper kick, evolving into layers of cedar and wood, balanced by subtle hints of milk chocolate and a touch of citrus sweetness.

The 601 Blue Label Maduro Robusto offers a lush, medium-full smoke wrapped in oily Connecticut Broadleaf Maduro over a rich Nicaraguan core—think espresso, caramel, and toasted almond with a hint of pepper. Box-pressed and beautifully crafted, it excels in both flavor depth and balance, making it a standout Maduro at a strong value.