RoMa Craft Tobac is a boutique cigar company founded in 2011 by Michael Rosales and Skip Martin (the “Ro” and “Ma” in the name), and its cigars are made at its own Fábrica de Tabacos Nica Sueño in Estelí, Nicaragua. The lines include CroMagnon (the maker’s follow-up to the original CroMagnon blend has a U.S. Pennsylvania Broadleaf Maduro wrapper over Nicaraguan and Dominican fillers), Aquitaine (Ecuador Habano Ligero wrapper), Baka (Cameroon wrapper), Intemperance and Neanderthal. Strength runs from mellow-medium to full: the maker describes Intemperance EC XVIII as smooth, elegant and mellow-medium bodied, Baka as offering sweet spiciness in a bold, full-bodied format, and Neanderthal (San Andrés Maduro wrapper, Connecticut Broadleaf binder) as its strongest, most uncompromising blend. If you prefer lighter cigars, Intemperance EC XVIII is the gentler place to begin; if you already enjoy full-bodied smokes, Baka is a typical next step.

RoMa Craft Tobac Cigars

RoMa Craft Tobac is a boutique cigar company founded in 2011 by Michael Rosales and Skip Martin—the “Ro” and “Ma” behind the name—with production at their own Fábrica de Tabacos Nica Sueño in Estelí, Nicaragua. Built on small-batch production and uncompromising quality, the portfolio includes CroMagnon (the maker’s follow-up to the original CroMagnon blend has a U.S. Pennsylvania Broadleaf Maduro wrapper over Nicaraguan and Dominican fillers), CroMagnon Aquitaine (Ecuador Habano Ligero wrapper over Nicaraguan and Dominican fillers), the powerhouse Neanderthal (San Andrés Maduro wrapper, Connecticut Broadleaf binder, Nicaraguan/Dominican/U.S. fillers), the Intemperance series, and the Cameroon-wrapped Baka—with strengths from mellow-medium (the maker calls Intemperance EC XVIII smooth and elegant) to full-bodied, and typical notes such as the sweet spiciness the maker describes in Baka.

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Frequently asked questions about RoMa Craft Cigars

Who makes RoMa Craft cigars and where are they made?

RoMa Craft Tobac was founded in 2011 by Michael Rosales and Skip Martin; the maker's own history links the name to the two founders ("Ro and Ma. RoMa Craft."). The cigars are made at the company's own factory, Fábrica de Tabacos Nica Sueño, in Estelí, Nicaragua.

How strong are RoMa Craft cigars?

They range from mellow-medium to full. RoMa Craft describes Intemperance EC XVIII (Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper) as smooth, elegant and mellow-medium bodied, Baka (Cameroon wrapper) as sweet spice in a bold, full-bodied format, and Neanderthal (Mexican San Andrés Maduro wrapper, US Connecticut Broadleaf binder) as the strongest, most uncompromising expression of its blending philosophy.

Which RoMa Craft line should I try first, and how do the lines differ?

The lines differ mainly by wrapper and strength. The maker describes Intemperance EC XVIII as mellow-medium bodied, so it suits smokers who prefer lighter cigars. CroMagnon (in its follow-up to the original blend) uses a Pennsylvania Broadleaf Maduro wrapper and Aquitaine an Ecuador Habano Ligero wrapper, both over Nicaraguan Criollo 98 fillers blended with Dominican tobacco. Baka (Cameroon wrapper, sweet spiciness) and Neanderthal (the maker's strongest) are for smokers who already enjoy full-bodied cigars.

Where can I buy RoMa Craft cigars?

Oxford Cigar Company lists RoMa Craft Cigars on its category page when in stock: https://oxfordcigarcompany.com/roma-craft-cigars/. Free US shipping on orders $50+.

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