Tatuaje Cigars has expanded its long-running Series P lineup with a new Honduran-made version, dubbed Series P Honduras. The line marks a milestone for the brand, as it’s the first cigar produced for Tatuaje at the new My Father Cigars factory in Honduras.
Originally launched in 2011, the Series P has built a following for its “Cuban sandwich” construction—combining medium and long fillers to deliver My Father quality at a more accessible price point. The Nicaraguan-made version has remained a steady presence in Tatuaje’s portfolio, using an Ecuador Sumatra wrapper and offered in three traditional sizes: Short Robusto, Robusto, and Toro.
The new Series P Honduras continues the format with four vitolas (Short Robusto, Robusto, Short Toro, and Toro), but swaps the wrapper for a Garcia-grown Nicaragua Habano leaf, paired with a filler blend sourced from Honduras. Alongside the new line, a Short Toro size will also debut in the Nicaraguan-made version.
“The first shipment from the factory has arrived and is on the way to retailers,” the company noted.
Each size is packaged in 20-count hinged boxes, with pricing that ranges from $4.25 to $4.75 per cigar, staying true to the Series P’s reputation as one of the brand’s most affordable lines.
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