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Monthly Contest Reminder 🚨
We’ve had some new members join lately, so here’s a quick reminder on how the monthly contest works. Simple: • Post what you’re smoking • Join conversations • Engage with the community • Be active in the Clubhouse That’s really it. This isn’t about who spends the most money or posts the fanciest cigar. It’s about showing up and being part of the community. Every month we pick someone who’s helping keep the Clubhouse active and enjoyable for everyone. And yes… there’s always something solid for the winner 👀💨
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📰 Cigar News — May 11, 2026
1️⃣ Drew Estate’s Dominican Expansion Keeps Dominating Industry Conversations Drew Estate continues generating major attention with its new “Drew Dominicana” project, featuring a massive new Dominican factory, farming operations, and expanded production plans in the Cibao Valley. 👉 One of the most significant long-term expansion moves in premium cigars right now. 2️⃣ Davidoff’s Puro Dominicano Is Bringing Focus Back To Origin-Driven Cigars Davidoff’s return of Puro Dominicano is reinforcing the growing industry trend toward single-origin blends and terroir-focused storytelling built entirely around Dominican tobacco. 👉 Smokers are becoming increasingly interested in where tobacco comes from—not just how strong it is. 3️⃣ PCA 2026 Releases Continue Hitting Retail Shelves Fresh releases from Drew Estate, Crowned Heads, Luciano, Black Label Trading Co., HVC, La Aurora, and Espinosa are now beginning to arrive nationwide following PCA 2026. 👉 Retail humidors are finally starting to refill after one of the busiest PCA seasons in years. 4️⃣ Limited Editions & Anniversary Projects Continue Leading The Market Brands continue leaning heavily into collector culture through anniversary cigars, commemorative releases, luxury humidors, and limited production runs. Projects from Cavalier Genève, Perdomo, Montecristo, and CAO are driving strong buzz throughout the market. 👉 Exclusivity and storytelling remain major drivers in premium cigars. 5️⃣ Boutique Brands Continue Building Momentum Smaller cigar companies continue growing through creative branding, focused production, and niche community support. ATL Cigar Co., Black Star Line, Amarati, Lure Cigars, and Don Emmanuel are among the boutique brands gaining more visibility heading deeper into 2026. 👉 Boutique cigar culture remains one of the strongest growth areas in the industry. 6️⃣ Luxury Presentation Is Becoming A Bigger Priority From upgraded packaging to premium samplers and collector-focused displays, brands across the industry continue investing heavily into presentation and lifestyle positioning.
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Nice way to end the weekend!
A nice MoW paired with a good cup of coffee this evening was exactly what I needed as I prepped for the week.
Nice way to end the weekend!
Starting the Day Off Right
Kicking the day off with the new Rojas “Quiet Morning.” Felt like the perfect cigar to ease into the morning — smooth, relaxing, and exactly the kind of smoke you want with a slower start to the day. Looking forward to spending some more time with this one. What’s everyone lighting up this morning? 💨
Starting the Day Off Right
What a week! RP Barrel Aged and 16yr Lagavulin
To echo Jay's comment earlier! What a week! Time to enjoy a little tonight with this cooler air
What a week! RP Barrel Aged and 16yr Lagavulin
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