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This Week In The World Of Cigars

New Releases

• La Aurora 120 Aniversario Lancero Getting Standalone Release (Read More Here) 

• Camacho 2025 LE Now Available (Read More Here) 

• Fuente Aged Selection Returns For Summer 2025 (Read More Here) 

Industry News

• Rocky Patel Says No Tariff Price Increases Except for Java (Read More Here) 

• First Quarter Cigar Imports Grow By 7.2 Percent (Read More Here)

• The Traveling Cigar Road Show Returns for 2025 with 21 Stops (Read More Here) 

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Weekly Interesting Cigar Facts

Cigar Rolling Was Once a Competitive Sport

In the early 20th century, cigar rolling wasn’t just a craft—it was a competitive spectacle in parts of Cuba and the U.S.!

Factories would hold rolling contests to see which torcedor could roll the most cigars in a day—without sacrificing quality. Some master rollers could crank out over 300 perfectly rolled cigars in a single shift, and contests were a way to showcase their speed, skill, and consistency.

These events often drew local crowds, and winners earned prizes, bragging rights, and higher pay. Some rollers even became minor celebrities in the cigar world, known for their technique and signature style.

Today, rolling competitions still take place at cigar festivals around the world—keeping the tradition alive and celebrating the artistry behind every stick we enjoy.

🔥 Ever tried your hand at rolling? It’s harder than it looks—share your story with us!

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Steals Of The Week

H. Upmann by AJ Fernandez Toro (Buy Here At 54% OFF)

The H. Upmann by AJ Fernandez Toro is a medium-to-full-bodied cigar crafted with an Ecuadorian Sumatra wrapper and Nicaraguan binder and fillers. It delivers rich notes of earth, spice, cedar, and cocoa, with AJ Fernandez’s signature bold complexity. A flavorful modern twist on a classic Cuban heritage brand.

La Aroma de Cuba Mi Amor Duque (Robusto Extra) (Buy Here At 39% OFF)

The La Aroma de Cuba Mi Amor Duque is a 5.25" x 56 Robusto Extra cigar handmade in Nicaragua by My Father Cigars. Wrapped in a dark, toothy Mexican San Andrés wrapper over Nicaraguan binder and filler, it delivers rich notes of cocoa, espresso, spice, and earth. This medium-to-full-bodied cigar is a fan favorite for its bold yet smooth flavor and award-winning construction.

RP Fumas Sun Grown Toro (Buy Here At 39% OFF)

The Rocky Patel Sun Grown Fumas Toro is a full-bodied, value-packed cigar wrapped in a rich Ecuadorian Sumatra Sun Grown leaf with Nicaraguan binder and fillers from Honduras, Nicaragua, and the Dominican Republic.

Acid Ode to Blatt (Buy Here 55% OFF)

The Acid OTB (Ode to Blatt) is a 5" x 54 infused cigar crafted in Nicaragua, honoring retailer founder Allan Blatt. Wrapped in Ecuadorian Sumatra, it delivers a mellow-bodied, aromatic smoke with herbal, floral, and spicy notes accented by a gentle sweetness.

Romeo y Julieta Reserva Real Nicaragua (Buy Here 33% OFF)

The Romeo y Julieta Reserva Real Nicaragua is a bold, full-bodied cigar handmade by AJ Fernandez in Nicaragua. Featuring a rich Nicaraguan puro blend with a dark Habano wrapper, it delivers complex flavors of earth, spice, leather, and cocoa with a smooth finish. A flavorful upgrade for fans of the original Reserva Real.