Nicaragua has risen to the apex of the cigar making world over the last few decades, but now that status is being called into question.

Cigar makers have been drawn to Nicaragua for it's nutrient rich soil and the powerful leaf it produces. However, over the last few years, nearly every cigar making family has made bold moves to build brand new factories and cigar making infrastructure in Honduras. So has Nicaragua had it's 15 minutes of fame? Is Honduras going to become the new cigar making capital of the world? On tonight's episode, we'll talk about this topic and what it means for cigars long term.

Ever wonder what the people who make cigars actually smoke?

Tonight on Cigars Daily LIVE, we're diving into the world of farm rolled cigars—the unbanded blends rolled right on the factory floor, not for retail, not for ratings… but for the rollers themselves. These are the blends that never hit the shelves but hold a special place in the hearts of those who spend their days crafting cigars for the world.

We'll be lighting up some of these rare, rustic beauties and talking about what makes them so unique—from their construction and flavor to the down-to-earth culture that surrounds them. This is the side of the cigar world you don’t usually see—the behind-the-scenes smokes meant for the people who live and breathe this craft every single day.

In the cigar world, Corojo leaf is used by cigar makers to craft some of the most beloved blends we have today.

During this episode, we’ll discuss what makes Corojo such a valuable part of the blending process for so many cigar makers. We’ll look at where the Corojo seed was born, and how it has transformed over the years of moving around Latin America. Plus, we’ll answer your comments and questions