Cigar Aficionado

José “Pepin” Garcia of My Father Cigars and Pete Johnson of Tatuaje are celebrating two decades of a fruitful relationship with a quartet of limited-edition and considerably expensive …

This month, Tatuaje is releasing a limited run of their 10th anniversary cigars only this time they’re coming in Ecuador Sumatra wrappers.

Two regular-production smokes honoring Tatuaje’s 20 years in business have arrived in retail shops around the country.

Made in Nicaragua at the My Father Cigars factory, the Tatuaje 20th Grande Merveille and Grand Chaseur will be unveiled at this week’s PCA trade show in Las Vegas.

Tatuaje brand owner Pete Johnson is adding a new size to his regular-production Cojonu line, and expanding his limited-edition Tuxtla series, which puts the spotlight on Mexican wrappers.

Tatuaje Havana VI Verocu Blue, a two-size cigar brand made from an entirely Nicaraguan blend that he debuted at the most recent PCA trade show, are on sale now.