Tatuaje La Riqueza SE 2024

First introduced in 2008, Tatuaje’s La Riqueza quickly became a favorite among cigar enthusiasts, offering a robust yet nuanced profile driven by its Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper and Nicaraguan fillers. After years of regular production, the line was retired in 2017, with occasional limited releases keeping its legacy alive. For 2024, Tatuaje expands on this tradition with two distinct versions of the La Riqueza SE, each showing off two of the most beloved maduro wrapper styles: San Andrés and Broadleaf.

The La Riqueza SE 2024 Tuxtla cigar introduces a bold twist with its Mexican San Andrés wrapper, lending a darker, richer character to the blend. Known for its earthy sweetness and hints of cocoa, this wrapper complements the Nicaraguan binder and filler tobaccos, amplifying the blend’s complexity. Hobbyists can expect a medium-full profile, with layers of dark chocolate, molasses, and black pepper rounding out a deeply satisfying experience.

Meanwhile, the La Riqueza SE 2024 cigar features a Connecticut Broadleaf rosado wrapper, offering a more traditional take that highlights a balance of sweet and savory notes. The rosado hue brings a touch of elegance to the familiar Broadleaf flavor profile, which pairs beautifully with the Nicaraguan core. This version delivers a medium-plus experience, with flavors of cedar, toasted nuts, and a subtle caramel sweetness, showcasing a slightly punchier interpretation of the original La Riqueza blend.

Limited to only 1,500 boxes apiece, these cigars offer two distinct journeys for fans of the line to explore.