Re: Am I missing out on amazing stock? Is this the golden Era of cuban tobacco?
Posted: Sun Jan 11, 2026 10:59 pm
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I've dug the re-released/limited edition La Riquezas a lot. They're a nostalgic smoke for me as I used to smoke a lot of them at one point when they came out.
The pumpkin releases are always fun, though hard to track down
J21 have been rocking my world, too, as have the Short SW. I'm not normally a Nicaraguan smoker, but these 2 are classy.
Escados are a very refined Tatuaje experience
Nuevitas remind me of the original Tatuaje Brown Label, before they swapped the Nicaraguan Corojo wrapper for Ecuadorian Habano.
I will say that I was surprised at how good the Aladino Corojo cigars are, essentially a reboot of the old Camacho Corojo before Davidoff bought and ruined the brand. I bring them up because they appear to age very well, and occupy a spot in my smoking repertoire that was normally reserved for Tatuaje.
Happy hunting!
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Thank you!!! Really appreciate the feedback.
I've dug the re-released/limited edition La Riquezas a lot. They're a nostalgic smoke for me as I used to smoke a lot of them at one point when they came out.
The pumpkin releases are always fun, though hard to track down
J21 have been rocking my world, too, as have the Short SW. I'm not normally a Nicaraguan smoker, but these 2 are classy.
Escados are a very refined Tatuaje experience
Nuevitas remind me of the original Tatuaje Brown Label, before they swapped the Nicaraguan Corojo wrapper for Ecuadorian Habano.
I will say that I was surprised at how good the Aladino Corojo cigars are, essentially a reboot of the old Camacho Corojo before Davidoff bought and ruined the brand. I bring them up because they appear to age very well, and occupy a spot in my smoking repertoire that was normally reserved for Tatuaje.
Happy hunting!
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Thank you!!! Really appreciate the feedback.