The 601 Black was first released as a regular production cigar. After a not too long hiatus, it was brought back as a limited edition cigar. The cigar’s warm tan Ecuadorian Connecticut Shade covers a Nicaraguan binder and filler. The blend offers a medium leaning towards full-strength smoking experience. The cigars are handmade in Nicaragua at the La Zona cigar factory.

Handmade in Nicaragua, the 601 Habano was ranked #14 in Cigar Aficionado’s Top 25 Best Cigars of the Year for 2017. One puff, and you will soon why it received this coveted spot. A full-strength Nicaraguan puro, the 601 Habano sports an oily Colorado Maduro wrapper that will appeal to the experienced cigar aficionado or the novice smoker wanting to step up their game. From beginning to end, the 601 Habano’s complex yet well-balanced flavor profile will have you coming back for more.

601 La Bomba was created by Erik Espinosa and made in a beautiful little factory in the foothills of Esteli Nicaragua called La Zona. La Bomba is a full bodied cigar made with 100% Nicaraguan tobacco, including an oily Habano wrapper and plenty of Ligero in the blend, which gives this stick it's extra-strength. Each cigar is finished with a "bomb fuse" pigtail.

The La Bomba Warhead brand is an annual release, limited-edition cigar that delivers a potent and very spicy smoking indulgence. It is composed entirely Nicaraguan tobacco from its filler to its muscular Broadleaf maduro wrapper. The cigar’s band and box have a military theme that telegraphs the cigar’s strength. This is one cigar that you will want to enjoy after a hearty meal. The cigars are handmade at AJ Fernandez’s San Lotano factory in Nicaragua.

According to their mission statement, “Espinosa Cigars is committed to creating cigars of superior quality.” Their 601 Maduro is proof positive that Espinosa Cigars backs up their words with finely crafted products. The 601 Maduro is a Nicaraguan puro that is made of perfectly aged, long-filler tobaccos, and wrapped in a rich, dark oily broadleaf maduro wrapper for a full-strength smoking experience. A full-bodied, hand-rolled cigar, the 601 Maduro has a well-balanced flavor profile that consists of sweet tobacco and is highlighted by an enticing aroma. Once you smoke the 601 Maduro, it won’t take you too long to realize why it was awarded the #6 Cigar of the Year spot by Cigar Aficionado in 2009.

Espinosa Azucar is a vanilla flavored, sweet cigar made in the Dominican Republic and distributed by Erik Espinosa. It is the first infused cigar made by the company. Azucar means sugar in Spanish.

Espinosa has typically focused on offering medium or full bodied blends, so, naturally, the widely-respected brand found it wise to introduce something on the other end of the spectrum as well. The Espinosa Crema sports an Ecuadorian Connecticut Shade wrapper along with a Nicaraguan binder and premium Nicaraguan filler, and as its name not-so-subtly implies - this is one creamy smoke. Manufactured at Erik Espinosa's La Zona factory in Esteli, the Crema is a mild to medium-bodied stick that is perfect for those new to cigars, or even aficionados who simply want something light and smooth without compromising flavor. Notes of coffee, sweet cedar and citrus come together to provide a rich experience that easily holds its own with anything Espinosa has done before, or, with any of the other premium mild options available elsewhere.

The Espinosa Habano was crafted by master cigar maker Erik Espinosa and is one of, if not THE most, well-rounded selections in his lineup. Offering a delicious medium-bodied smoking experience, this Nicaraguan puro prides itself on being extremely consistent, with notes of caramel, roasted coffee, and pepper, with hints of vanilla and citrus to round out the exquisite bouquet of flavors. Grown in La Zona, Erik's factory in Esteli, you'll be hard pressed to find a more complete and solid cigar for the price.

Just like restaurants that offer “Chef’s Specials,” the Espinosa Knuckle Sandwich Chef Special line is a collection of limited edition cigars that are crafted by Espinosa Cigars in collaboration with celebrity chef Guy Fieri. And they’re just as tasty too. Each release is composed of different blends and promises to take you straight to “Flavortown.” The cigars are handmade at AJ Fernandez’s San Lotano Factory in Nicaragua.

If you’re looking for a knuckle sandwich, well you found it. Celebrity Chef Guy Fieri and Espinosa Premium Cigars have teamed up to create the Espinosa Knuckle Sandwich Habano. Its medium brown Ecuadorian Habano wrapper is draped over a Nicaraguan binder and filler that’s ready to punch your ticket straight to “flavor town.” From concept to cigar, it took Fieri and crew 18 months to develop this cigar’s no holds barred profile. And if that doesn’t knock you out, these medium-bodied beauties are handmade at AJ Fernandez’s San Lotano factory in Nicaragua.

Celebrity Chef and cigar aficionado turned cigar crafter Guy Fieri wanted to commemorate his fifty-fifth birthday by creating a memorable cigar. He turned to master cigar crafter Erik Espinosa and together they developed the Espinosa Knuckle Sandwich 55. It is a medium bodied cigar that features a dark chocolatey Mexican San Andres maduro wrapper. The cigar delivers a flavorful smoking experience that is perfect as a special occasion cigar or just because. The cigars are handmade in Nicaragua at AJ Fernandez’s San Lotano factory.

If you’re ready to square off and take a knuckle sandwich right in the kisser, then step right up and pick up a box (or two) of the Espinosa Knuckle Sandwich Maduro. After 18 months of planning and developing the perfect blend, Celebrity Chef Guy Fieri and Espinosa Premium Cigars came up with a kick-butt stick that will take you right to “flavor town.” Its meticulously selected blend features an oily, dark chocolatey Ecuadorian Sumatra-seed wrapper placed over a Nicaraguan binder and filler. And! This punchy full-bodied premium cigar is hand crafted at AJ Fernandez’s San Lotano factory in Nicaragua.

The Espinosa Las 6 Provincias LHB is a limited edition cigar that is part of the Espinosa Premium Cigars line. The name Las 6 Provincias LHB is a nod to Cuba’s six provinces. The LHB stands for La Habana which is one of the six provinces. Handmade in Nicaragua by AJ Fernandez, the Espionsa Las 6 Provincias LHB features an Ecuadorian Habano 2000 wrapper with a binder and filler from Nicaragua. The Espionsa Las 6 Provincias LHB is a medium-strength cigar will surely fill the void in any aficionado’s collection that is craving for a bit of Cuban Nostalgia.

Erik Espinosa and his team come up with an original cigar to their lineup: the Espinosa Reggae. This is a mild to medium bodied blend that has the unique characteristic to include Jamaican "Lengua de Vaca" tobacco, together with Nicaraguan tobacco and Ecuadorian Rosado wrapper.

A striking green candela (or double claro) wrapper surrounds the Espinosa Wasabi’s undisclosed binder and filler. The Espinosa Wasabi is topped off with a dark brown habano leaf cap that adds to this stick’s stand out appearance. Handmade in Nicaragua at the famed La Zona Cigar Factory, the Espinosa Wasabi is green and spicy just like the Japanese mustard it’s named after.

Laranja Reserva Cigars owe its name to the Portuguese word for "orange", as in the orange-color Brazilian wrapper that is used to make this premium cigar. Espinoza cigars makes this cigar by hand in their Nicaraguan factory, using a wrapper leaf from the region of Reconcavo, Brazil. The flavorful and fragrant wrapper is paired with robust fillers from Nicaragua.

While Erik Espinosa’s Laranja Reserva Azulejo is the third installment in the popular Laranja series, it is full of firsts. Its imposing but savory dark chocolatey Ecuadorian Sumatra-seed maduro wrapper is the first time Espinoza has used this capa on a regular release cigar. Underneath is a Brazilian Arapiraca binder, which is the first time Espinosa has used this sought after leaf in a binder. The filler is a delectable fusion of Nicaraguan leaves from this Central American country’s top-tobacco producing regions. The Azulejo cigar gets its name from the Portuguese for a tile that has a blue glaze. The Laranja Reserva Azulejo is a full-bodied smoke that is handmade at AJ Fernandez’s San Lotano factory in Nicaragua.

The Laranja Reserva Escuro is an extension of Espinosa Cigar’s already popular Laranja line. Only this time, Espinosa replaced the original orange-hued Brazilian wrapper with a very dark and sweet, Brazilian Mata Fina that shrouds a Nicaraguan binder, which is stuffed with long-filler tobaccos from Nicaragua. A full-strength, full-bodied stick, the Laranja Reserva Escuro has a flavor profile that consists of espresso, dark spices and hickory for a smoking experience designed to satisfy the flavor-starved aficionado. The Laranja Reserva Escuro is superbly hand crafted at AJ Fernandez’s famed Tabacalera Fernandez factory in Nicaragua.

Handmade in Nicaragua with Mexican San Andres wrapper and Nicaraguan tobaccos, Murcielago cigars first appeared in 2009 and quickly became very popular. After a couple of years hiatus while Erik Espinosa, the brand owner, restructured his company and worked on establishing his own cigar factory in Nicaragua (La Zona), Espinosa Cigars announces that "the bat is back". Murcielago means bat in Spanish, and the cigar is named after the bats Erik encountered while visiting a cave in Mexico. The blend has been reverse engineered by Espinosa and relaunched in 2015.

First released in 2014, the Sensei’s Sensational Sarsaparilla cigar became an instant hit. It was the first time that Cigar Dojo (a website dedicated to writing cigar reviews) collaborated with cigar impresario Erik Espinosa (of Espinosa Cigars and the famed 601 cigar) to create one memorable limited-edition stick. Now! It’s back again for a third release. This time the Sarsaparilla uses the original blend and size, but the band has been re-imagined and instead of bundles it comes in a 10-count collectible box. The Sensei’s Sensational Sarsaparilla features a very inviting dark chocolatey Mexican San Andres maduro wrapper that deftly cloaks a Nicaraguan binder and a filler composed of tobacco leaves from Condega and Esteli, which are two of Nicaragua’s top tobacco producing regions. The Sarsaparilla name was inspired by the blend, which provides the cigar’s noteworthy sarsaparilla root beer flavor. It is handmade in Nicaragua at Espinosa’s La Zona cigar factory.

The Warzone is the long-awaited and first-time collaboration between two cigar-industry giants: General Cigars and Erik Espinosa. The Warzone features a dark, toothy African Cameroon wrapper from General’s inexhaustive inventory of premium quality tobaccos. This exquisite wrapper covers a Honduran binder and a blended filler made of premium Colombian and Nicaraguan tobaccos from Espinosa’s own portfolio. Erik used his encyclopedic knowledge of blending to create the Warzone’s unique recipe. This cigar marks the first time Espinosa has used a Cameroon wrapper. It is expertly hand crafted in Espinosa’s La Zona factory in Estelí, Nicaragua. The Warzone is a well-balanced, medium to full-strength cigar with warm notes of cedar, black pepper, and earth. The cigar’s name along with the box’s artwork alludes to the decade-long war Cuba fought to win its independence from Spain. According to General Cigars and Espinosa, the name also refers to “all that’s been hard fought and won”.