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Havana VI Verocu

Havana VI Verocu Blue

Havana VI was created in 2006 and boasts six vitolas (thus the VI in the name). Referred to as the 'Red Label', the band duplicates the classic Cabinet band in red. It is made in Esteli Nicaragua at the My Father Cigars factory. It is medium to full bodied and is consists of Nicaraguan filler, binder and an Ecuadorian Habano wrapper.

Hermosos (5 5/8" x 46) - a perfect size, and translates to "beautiful, lovely, fine"
Angeles (4 5/8" x 42) - a 'little angel' because of it's size and name - C.A. rated 93 - packs a punch
Victorias (6" x 38) - the 'elegant one' - translates to 'victory, success'
Aristas (6 1/8" x 52) - the 'Artist's cigar' because of the level of expertise needed to roll the torpedo shape
Nobles (5" x 50) - the 'noble one' - as is commonly used to describe the robusto size
Almirantes (7" x 47) - the 'admiral' - and at this Churchill size, definitely commands your attention
Gordito (5 1/2" x 56) -Added in 2010

Havana VI Verocu

Havana VI Verocu Blue

An extension line in the Tatuaje Havana VI is Verocu.

Pete Johnson's blend in this cigar is a ramped up version of the Havana VI line with enough added ligero to justify Pete referring to it as "a Havana VI on steroids" or "a baby Cojonu".

Originally released in 2007 as a limited release for East and West coast retailers, the two original sizes, No.1 and No.2 are back in regular production alongside 5 other sizes for a total of 7 vitolas.

Verocu No.1 - 6 1/4 x 52 (Original West Coast size)
Verocu No.2 - 5 1/2 x 54 (Original East Coast size)
Verocu No.3 - 6 x 46
Verocu No.4 - 5 1/4 x 50
Verocu No.5 - 4 x 40
Verocu No.6 - 6 1/8 x 52 Torpedo
Verocu No.9 - 4 1/2 x 49

A New extension line in the Tatuaje Havana VI line - Verocu Blue.

Verocu Blue uses Nicaraguan Garcia-Grown Corojo wrappers to change up the profile of the well established Verocu line.

Like the Verocu line, the blend in this cigar is a ramped up version of the Havana VI line with enough added ligero to justify Pete referring to it as "a Havana VI on steroids" or "a baby Cojonu".