Tatiana Expands Cappuccino and Amaretto Lines with New Sizes and Tin Formats at PCA 2026

Miami Cigar & Co. is expanding its Tatiana portfolio with new formats for two of its most recognizable blends—Cappuccino and Amaretto—set to debut at the 2026 Premium Cigar Association (PCA) Trade Show in New Orleans. The update introduces both a traditional 6 x 44 format and a more portable tin option, reinforcing the brand’s focus on accessibility and everyday smoking.

Background / Context

Tatiana has long occupied a distinct space within the premium cigar category, built around aromatic profiles designed to appeal to a broad audience. Known for consistency and approachability, the brand has remained a staple for both new smokers and those seeking a more flavor-forward alternative to traditional blends.

This latest expansion reflects a continued push toward format flexibility, giving consumers more ways to engage with familiar profiles.

Blend Details

Both releases maintain Tatiana’s established aromatic identities:

  • Cappuccino: A coffee-forward profile with warm, creamy notes
  • Amaretto: A smooth, slightly sweet profile inspired by the classic Italian liqueur

The focus remains on delivering a consistent, approachable experience rather than altering the core blends.

Sizes / Pricing / Production

Classic Format:

  • Size: 6 x 44
  • Packaging: 25-count boxes
  • MSRP: $5.25 per cigar

Tin Format:

  • Packaging: 10 cigars per tin
  • MSRP: $18.50 per tin

The addition of a traditional size introduces a longer, more familiar smoking experience, while the tins provide a shorter, more convenient option for on-the-go use.

Release Info

Tatiana Cappuccino and Amaretto in both formats will be showcased at PCA 2026, with shipping expected in July 2026.

Retailers will be able to order through Miami Cigar & Co. during the show.

Why It Matters

This release highlights two ongoing trends in the premium cigar space:

  • Format diversification—giving consumers multiple ways to enjoy the same blend
  • Convenience-driven packaging, particularly tins, which continue to gain traction

For retailers, the combination of low price point and recognizable flavor profiles makes Tatiana an effective entry-level product, while the new formats provide additional merchandising opportunities.

More broadly, it underscores the role aromatic cigars continue to play in bringing new consumers into the category—especially as brands look to balance tradition with accessibility.

About Julian Spring

Julian Spring is the founder and editor of Broward Cigar Board, covering premium cigar news, releases, and reviews since 2019. Based in South Florida, he hosts community events with premium cigar brands, local retailers, and leads an 11,000+ member cigar community across Instagram and Facebook. Reach him at press@browardcigarboard.com.

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