In 2019, STG introduced the Punch Egg Roll, its first Zodiac Series cigar. For 2026, the Egg Roll returns in a much larger vitola.

With the signature of Gov. Larry Rhoden, businesses can start applying for new cigar bar licenses. Previously, only three places were grandfathered as part of the 2008’s Clean Air Act.

Plenty of companies advertise their Connecticut-seed cigars as “morning cigars,” few use the time of day in the name. The new line is scheduled to ship next month.

The project contains two cigars, named Sun and Moon. Sun is a milder blend, using an Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper over Dominican tobacco, while Moon is fuller-bodied, using an Ecuadorian habano wrapper over Mexican and Dominican tobacco.

For the first time in more than a decade, there’s a new regular production Crowned Heads line coming from My Father. It will ship to stores in early May.

It’s the third vitola in the line, and the first to be round. Brand owner Mo Maali said the cigar nerd in him brought about the departure from the box-pressed vitolas the line debuted in so that fans of the line could experience how the round format changes the blend.

California’s state law already ban the sale of most flavored tobacco products, however, expensive handmade flavor cigars are exempt. Ontario’s new law does not include the exemption.

The cigar is named after one of the parlors located on the first floor of The White House. It will debut during the 2026 PCA Convention & Trade Show next month.

This new limited edition line was rolled in 2021 and has been resting in Nicaragua ever since. It’s a follow-up to the limited-edition release in 2024, which STG collaborated on with Justo Eiroa of JRE Tobacco.

The Black Pink uses a habano-seed wrapper that was grown in Connecticut. For now, it’s only offered to TAA stores.

For 2026, the April Fools’ day cigar gets green bands. Yes, it’s a 9 x 90.