1 “Wise Blood”

1 “Black”

1 “Magic”

1 “Good Trouble”

We hearby certify that if you light up this Cigar and  say the words “Oh that’s Fye” with the correct cadence,  you will be teleported back 25 years to the dungeon in southwest Atlanta creating 90’s bangers with ATL music royalty and becoming cooler than cool (ice cold in fact).

The tasty leaf used provides the elemental justification for the proposed method of spiritual teleportation, which is not a bar ever spit by Three Stacks to the best of our knowledge, but damn well should have been. Ya dig?  Enjoy responsibly, preferably with dark drank and even darker music.

"Wise Blood"

Wrapper: Ecuadorian habano rosado HVA

Binder: Ecuadorian Connecticut

Fillers:  from three undisclosed regions in Nicaragua.

Strength: Mild-to-medium

Size: 42 x 6 1/2 

ATL Cigar Co "BLACK"
Torpedo 6x 52  Maduro

W: Mexican San Andres

B: Masaya

F: Esteli, Jalapa, and Pueblo Nuevo.
An updated, richer-flavored version of the classic original, this full-bodied Maduro was the blend we spent the most time to get right. With a Mexican San Andres wrapper, the ATL Black packs a punch but avoids the bitterness that often characterizes other full-bodied cigars. The secret is a combination of "fuerte” and “suave" featuring high-end ASP leaf in a blend that is one of a kind. Produced in partnership with Luciano Meirelles at Ace Prime - Tabacalera Pichardo in Esteli, this is a Maduro you have to try.
Longdraws Review (4/5): “A rush of black pepper…followed by earth and campfire. Then rich flavors of coffee took hold, adding chocolate for a mocha profile. The final third shifted to espresso and touches of earth. I enjoyed each puff from beginning to end.”

“Magic” ATL Cigar Co.
Sublime 6x54 Full
W: Mexican San Andres
B: Nicaraguan incl. Pueblo Nuevo
F: Pueblo Nuevo & Jalapa
Master Blender: Luciano Mereilles
Flavor Profile: Cedar, Cinnamon, Dark Chocolate, Espresso, Graham Cracker, Natural Sweetness, Pepper, Spice
Summary:
The ATL Cigar Co. Magic was just that – Magical. From the pre-light down to the nub, this cigar offered a medium strength, complex and balanced array of delectable flavors and aromas. I especially enjoyed the graham cracker aroma midway along with the dark chocolate notes and solid cedar core. This is a cigar that is certainly box worthy as each sample was consistent in both burn and flavor. The partnership with Tabacalera Pichardo proved to be a big hit with this introduction. From a construction perspective, there was a bit of a wavy burn and when the ash fell it revealed a flat but centered burn cone.

"Good Trouble"
Robusto 5 x50
Med-full
W: Ecuadorian Habano
B: Indonesia & Ometepe
F: Condega &Jalapa & Esteli
Named for Atlantas adopted son, John Lewis, this Habano wrapper blend from Esteli boasts a complexity of Nicaraguan filler from 3 growing regions, double bound bt Indonesian Sumatra paired with a priming from the volcanic soil of Ometepe.