Alec Bradley is once again bringing back its seasonal Filthy Hooligan and Filthy Hooligan Shamrock cigars for a 2026 release, continuing a St. Patrick’s Day tradition that has become familiar to fans of the brand.
Both cigars are produced in Honduras and share the same internal blend found in the Alec Bradley Black Market line. The core includes a Sumatra binder paired with a mix of Honduran and Panamanian filler tobaccos. Where the two releases differ is in their wrapper presentation.
The standard Filthy Hooligan uses a dual-wrapper barber pole format that combines Honduran Candela with Nicaraguan Oscuro. The Filthy Hooligan Shamrock expands on that concept with a three-wrapper design featuring Honduran Candela, Nicaraguan Oscuro, and Nicaraguan Habano.
“We look forward to Filthy Hooligan and Filthy Hooligan Shamrock just as much as our fans do,” said Bradley Rubin, Brand Ambassador for Alec Bradley. “The Candela barber pole has become a spring tradition for us, and we’re excited to share them again in 2026.”
Both cigars will once again be offered in a single 6 x 50 Toro size. Filthy Hooligan is packaged in 24-count boxes, while Shamrock is sold in 10-count boxes. According to the company, shipments are scheduled to begin in January, positioning the release ahead of St. Patrick’s Day.
As with prior years, the Filthy Hooligan releases are produced in limited quantities and are intended as a seasonal offering rather than a regular production line.
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