Rojas Street Tacos Mictlan Limited Edition 2026

The Rojas Street Tacos Mictlán Limited Edition 2026 is Noel Rojas' Día de los Muertos release, and the darkest blend the Street Tacos line has produced. Production is capped at 1,500 boxes of 20. Once those are gone, this one doesn't come back.

Mictlán is the underworld of Aztec mythology, where souls travel after death. Rojas built the release around that idea: a black box with floral artwork and the line's sombrero-wearing sugar skull. It shipped October 20, timed for the holiday.

The blend is what separates it from the rest of the Street Tacos family. A dark Ecuadorian Habano wrapper sits over a Nicaraguan binder. The filler pairs Nicaraguan tobacco with U.S.-grown Connecticut Broadleaf, the same leaf behind most maduro wrappers. Broadleaf in the filler adds weight and a sweeter, earthier base under the Nicaraguan spice. The box press tightens the draw and concentrates all of it.

Rojas rates it medium to full. If Barbacoa or Al Pastor is your regular, expect a clear step up in body.

Rojas Mictlán LE 2026 Details:

• Wrapper: Dark Ecuadorian Habano
• Binder: Nicaraguan
• Filler: Nicaraguan, Connecticut Broadleaf (USA)
• Size: Box-Pressed Toro 6 x 52
• Strength: Medium to Full
• Box Count: 20
• Production: 1,500 boxes (30,000 cigars)
• Estimated Smoke Time: 60 - 75 minutes
• Made at Rojas Cigar Factory, Estelí, Nicaragua

Single or Box

Single (1ct) - The way to try it before committing. One Toro covers a full evening.

Box (20ct) - The collector's format. The box art is half the appeal, and with 1,500 made, a sealed box won't be easy to find next fall. Smoke a few now and rest the rest.

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