J.C. Newman Cigar Co. is shipping its new El Baton cigars to premium cigar retailers across the United States.
Drew Newman holding the new El Baton cigars with old El Baton sign next to him.
J.C. Newman first introduced El Baton cigars in 1914. The original El Baton was a 5-cent cigar rolled with Cuban tobacco in J.C. Newman’s Cleveland cigar factory. A century ago, El Baton was a very popular and famous cigar brand in the Midwest but its popularity waned before World War II.
In 2008, Eric and Bobby Newman relaunched El Baton as J.C. Newman’s first cigar hand rolled in Nicaragua. Cigar Aficionado awarded it a 93 rating and named El Baton one of its Top 25 cigars. Today, El Baton is being relaunched with new packaging and an improved blend.
El Baton is a full-bodied cigar wrapped with an Ecuadorian wrapper and rolled with a blend of rich, Nicaraguan tobaccos. It is being released in four sizes in boxes of 25:
El Baton Belicoso, 5” x 56 with a MSRP of $7.90
El Baton Double Toro, 6” x 60 with a MSRP of $8.70
El Baton Double Torpedo, 6.25” x 56 with a MSRP of $8.20
El Baton Robusto, 5” x 54 with a MSRP of $7.70
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