Six cigars, a foil bundle, and a coozie built to look like a cold can of beer.
AGANORSA Leaf x Cigar Dojo Crispy Boy is a limited-run collaboration between tobacco grower Aganorsa Leaf and cigar media brand Cigar Dojo. It's a single 6¼ x 52 toro, Ecuadorian Habano wrapper over a double Nicaraguan binder and all-Nicaraguan filler, rolled at Aganorsa's factory in Estelí, Nicaragua. Six cigars ship in a foil bundle packed inside a branded can-style coozie, red or blue, for $70. It launched at two Cheyenne, Wyoming festivals on July 31 and August 1, 2026, with the wider online release set for August 3 through SmokeInn.com. Production is capped at 400 bundles worldwide, 2,400 cigars total.
- Six-cigar foil bundle inside a branded "Crispy Boy" coozie, red or blue, $70.
- 6¼ x 52 toro, Ecuadorian Habano wrapper, double Nicaraguan binder, all-Nicaraguan filler.
- Capped at 400 bundles worldwide. Festival launch already happened, online release lands August 3 at SmokeInn.com.
Here's the blend, who actually makes it, and where to find one.
THE BLEND
Under the coozie gimmick is a real cigar. The wrapper is Ecuadorian Habano over a double Nicaraguan binder, two leaves instead of one, and all-Nicaraguan filler, rolled at Aganorsa Leaf's own factory in Estelí.
Aganorsa Leaf grows the tobacco and rolls the cigar. Cigar Dojo doesn't grow anything, it's a cigar media and community brand, run by Eric Guttormson since 2012, and this is the newest release in an ongoing collaboration series between the two that includes Bonsai (2019) and ReviveR (2021).
Terence Reilly, Aganorsa's VP of sales and marketing, put it plainly, the concept is playful, but the blend wasn't. He describes it as clean, balanced, built to reach for without overthinking it. Nobody outside the two festivals has smoked one yet, so there's no independent tasting account to point to.
THE COOZIE IS THE POINT
Six cigars come foil-wrapped inside a can-style coozie made to look like a cold beer, in red or blue. Cigar Dojo's own pitch leans into it directly, this is for, in Guttormson's words, the regular Joes, the dads, the dudes, anyone who wants to crack open a cold lager.
"Aganorsa Leaf grows the tobacco and rolls the cigar. Cigar Dojo doesn't grow anything, it's a cigar media and community brand."NORM FARRAR, THE CIGAR FOSSIL
$70 buys the whole six-cigar bundle. It's not sold as singles.
WHERE TO FIND ONE
The two festival dates already happened, Dochella on July 31 and the Rocky Mountain Cigar Festival on August 1, both in Cheyenne, Wyoming, together accounting for 200 of the 400 total bundles.
The other 200 go up for sale online August 3 at noon Eastern, exclusively through SmokeInn.com. Once those sell out, that's it, there's no second run planned.
THE BLC TAKE
A cigar built around a coozie sounds like a gimmick until you notice the actual tobacco underneath it, a real blend from a real grower, not a sticker slapped on a stock cigar. That's the difference between a marketing stunt and a marketing hook with substance behind it.
400 bundles worldwide is genuinely small. If the packaging catches your eye, don't wait around on this one, past releases in this same collaboration have sold through fast.
