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From the first draw, Damnation asserts itself with bold waves of figs and bittersweet chocolate. As the smoke builds, leather and earth coat the palate, deepened by a peppery edge from the Criollo ligero. In the midsection, the cigar rounds out with a rich creaminess, as the Brazilian Arapiraca wrapper unveils molasses-like sweetness against Estelí’s signature strength. The final third is a storm of leather, dark spice, and espresso, leaving a lingering finish that’s as haunting as it is satisfying.

• Rolled at El Titán de Bronze, Miami, Florida

• Medium-Full strength profile with layered complexity

• Features a rare Brazilian Arapiraca wrapper over an Ecuadorian binder

• Filler blend: Piloto Cubano Seco, Dominican Criollo 98 Ligero, Estelí Viso

• Sister cigar to Redemption, created as its darker, more powerful counterpart

• SIZE – 6.5 x 52
• STRENGTH – Medium
• LENGTH – 6.5
• WRAPPER TYPE – Brazilian Arapiraca
• RING – 52
• SHAPE – Toro
• ORIGIN – El Titán de Bronze, Miami, USA
• FILLER – Piloto Cubano Seco, Dominican Criollo 98 Ligero, Estelí Viso
• BINDER – Ecuadorian

The Toro begins with cedar and black pepper, laying down a firm foundation of strength. As the profile evolves, roasted coffee and earth step forward, rounded by toasted nuts for warmth and complexity. The extended format allows the subtle cocoa and spice to unfold slowly in the final third, leaving a smooth, lingering finish that invites reflection long after the smoke drifts away.

• SIZE – 6 x 52
• STRENGTH – Medium
• LENGTH – 6
• WRAPPER TYPE – Habano Estelí
• RING – 52
• SHAPE – Toro
• ORIGIN – Tabacalera Lanuza (Estelí, Nicaragua)
• FILLER – Nicaraguan
• BINDER – Nicaraguan

Flavor Notes: Dark toasted bread, prune, fig, red currant, maple wood, black cherry soda, teriyaki beef jerky, orange chicken, soy sauce, fried batter, red pepper oil, charred wood, minerals, clay
Pairing Notes: Chinese orange chicken, rye bourbon, lowland scotch, Helles beer, root beer, Craisins (pre-smoke), orange jam on toast, spicy foods, caramel cream candies, Sunkist orange jelly candy
Manufacturer: Kristoff Cigars (Exclusive for Privada Cigar Club)

First Third: Opens with dark toasted bread, minerals, dried figs, prunes, and red currant, balanced by red pepper and salt. A musty sweetness begins to layer in as the bread note anchors the foundation.

Second Third: Things get wild—black cherry soda, teriyaki beef jerky, maple wood, and floral powdery smoke. The sensation is sweet, savory, and spicy, like the perfect bite of Chinese orange chicken fresh from the wok.

Final Third: A crescendo of soy sauce, black cherry, orange zest, fried batter, red pepper oil, and charred wood, finishing with an earthy clay note. The spice lingers long after the last puff, demanding reflection on what you just smoked.

• SIZE – 7 x 38
• STRENGTH – Medium-Full
• LENGTH – 7
• WRAPPER TYPE – Mexican San Andrés
• RING – 38
• SHAPE – Lancero
• ORIGIN – Kristoff Cigars (Exclusive for Privada Cigar Club)
• FILLER – Nicaraguan
• BINDER –  Indonesian

The first puffs explode with classic Corojo spice: red pepper, earth, and cedar rushing across the palate with unapologetic force. As the burn settles in, the profile deepens into leather, toasted wood, and a natural sweetness that only authentic Cuban seed Corojo delivers. By the halfway point, the flavors layer into a rich, full-bodied cadence that feels both old world and intensely modern. The final third closes with powerful earth, warm spice, and a lingering depth that stays long after the cigar is finished. Because this is exactly what LCA was designed to deliver: access to heritage that would otherwise disappear. A rare seed. A discontinued line. A legendary profile resurrected for one moment only. Straight Jacket represents history, craft, and flavor in their purest forms, and Privada members appreciate cigars with a real story behind the smoke. A full Honduran puro built entirely from original Eiroa Cuban seed Corojo, grown in Honduras and selected specifically for this limited revival. Rolled in a first-time 6 x 52 toro format and banded with newly redesigned artwork created for this exclusive release.

• SIZE – 6 x 52
• STRENGTH – Medium
• LENGTH – 6
• WRAPPER TYPE – Honduran Corojo (Eiroa Cuban seed)
• RING – 52
• SHAPE – Toro
• ORIGIN – Asylum Cigars
• FILLER – Honduran
• BINDER – Honduran

• First Third: A bold entrance of oak and spice wrapped in creamy smoke. The retrohale pops with red pepper, dried fruits, and leather, setting the stage with intensity.

• Second Third: Flavors shift into candied ginger, simple syrup, and a luxurious cedar bite. The profile mellows, revealing cinnamon, cardamom, and caramel notes reminiscent of a decadent dessert.

• Final Third: A grand finale of dried plum, oak, citrus zest, and mellowed red pepper. Leather, perfume, and earthy undertones swirl together before closing with vanilla and crisp apple on the finish.

• El Titan de Bronze is one of the most revered factories in the United States, producing cigars for only the most elite clients. Raspberry Beret marks the last new client they accepted—a testament to Privada’s place in cigar culture. The combination of rare access, iconic craftsmanship, and artistic storytelling makes this cigar an instant classic. It’s more than a smoke—it’s a celebration of music, art, and tradition blended together in one unforgettable release.

• SIZE – 6 x 48
• STRENGTH – Medium
• LENGTH – 6
• WRAPPER TYPE – Nicaraguan Habano
• RING – 48
• SHAPE – Toro
• ORIGIN – El Titan de Bronze, Little Havana, Miami USA
• FILLER – Nicaraguan
• BINDER – Nicaraguan

• First Third: Dense creamy smoke, roasted peanut, brown sugar, caramel, nougat, nutmeg, and toffee.

• Second Third: Hazelnut, charred oak, and vanilla bean. Thick nougat sweetness with earthy cocoa dust.

• Final Third: Clove, cracked pepper, peanut brittle, smoked cedar, and toasted walnut with a chocolate finish.

• The Happy Meal belongs in Privada because it’s equal parts nostalgia and luxury — a collector’s piece that ties childhood comfort to adult indulgence.

• Aged 3 years.

• Maduro wrapper with Dominican and Nicaraguan core.

• Rolled at Tabacalera La Perla, Nicaragua.

• Nostalgic branding meets decadent Maduro flavor.

• Rich Toro vitola with roasted nut and caramel tones.

• Collector’s edition Privada Happy Meal release.

The cigar opens with warm spice and aromatic tobacco, immediately setting a composed, inviting tone. As it develops, cedar and baking spice become more prominent, supported by earthy undertones from the Condega and Estelí fillers. Midway through, the profile gains cohesion, with subtle cream smoothing the spice rather than muting it. The final third remains structured and balanced, finishing warm, fragrant, and satisfying without fatigue.

Thai Tea 2026 belongs in Privada because it represents intentional blending and restraint. It is a cigar built around concept and execution rather than excess. Privada members appreciate cigars that evolve, tell a story, and pair naturally with real moments. This release does exactly that, offering a refined experience that feels deliberate from first light to final inch.

Crafted at Tabacalera Annex using Nicaraguan tobaccos selected for aroma and structure. Aged one year to integrate spice and soften edges while preserving the cigar’s layered character and progression.

Third volume in the Thai Tea series
Warm, spice driven profile with aromatic depth
Balanced and evolving experience
Designed to pair with Thai tea or spiced beverages
Refined and intentional construction.

This one showed up again with proof. Years after the original run we located asealed allocation that sat quiet in factory cellars and confirmed three full years ofage. The strip of paca fabric isn’t decoration — it’s literal provenance. These leavesslept on the very burlap that carried them, and the fabric carries that history acrossthe band. We worked with Cavalier Geneve and the factory to bring them back asthey were made: Plasencia tobacco at the center, Honduran craft, and that gold-foildiamond that always makes collectors pause.

TASTING NOTES

PRE-LIGHT Warm cedar, damp hay, and a soft nutmeg perfume

FIRST THIRD Honeyed tobacco, graham cracker sweetness, faint lemon peel for lift

SECOND THIRD Leather and dried cherry deepen; toasted almond and espresso thread through

FINAL THIRD Molasses, dark cocoa, cedar backbone with a restrained black-pepper close

This one is textbook Fernandez craft with a wink. We let it rest two years to calm thepunch and let the sweetness bloom. When I smoke Year Of Ed it reads like a box ofchocolates you forgot you had: immediate, honest cocoa, then a parade of nuts andcaramel. It’s plush in the middle and sharp enough at the finish to make theconversation last. This is what aged Nicaraguan tobacco is supposed to taste like.

TASTING NOTES

PRE-LIGHT Cocoa nibs and cedar, faint caramel scent at the foot

FIRST THIRD Milk chocolate and toasted hazelnut, soft caramel drizzle

SECOND THIRD Marzipan and baking spice, gentle espresso notes and a creamy mouthfeel

FINAL THIRD Dark chocolate, leather, warm clove and a long cocoa-dusted finishPAIRINGSMilk stout or chocolate porter to double down on cocoa Tawny port to pull the marzipan and caramel Concentrated espresso for cut and contrast