Jake Wyatt Cigar Co.
- Founded in
- Février 2020 — chez San Jerónimo, Danlí
- Factories
- Sans usine — Tabacalera San Jerónimo, Danlí, depuis 2026 ; ateliers dominicains auparavant
- Countries
- Honduras
Jake Wyatt carries two children's first names: Jake, Neil Garcia's son, and Wyatt, Gerard Abajian's. The two partners launched the house in February 2020 — Abajian after ten years as a firefighter and a youth behind the counter of his father's shop in California; Garcia after baseball, and the box of twenty-two cigars is his jersey number.
The house began in the Dominican Republic, where the two men toured the factories that offered them samples. It later said it owned its own workshop, a separate entity named Casamorabo, of twenty thousand square feet; that statement is the house's own, with no other page to confirm it. What the trade press establishes, in April 2026, is the reverse: all production has just been moved to Tabacalera San Jerónimo, in Danlí, Honduras, after a handful of Dominican factories, and the entire range has been remade on Honduran and Nicaraguan tobaccos. The entry is therefore Honduran, by the rule of the rolling place.
The catalogue reads in collections — Gourmet, with worked bands made for photography, and Connoisseur, plainer — to which the Titan series added, in 2026, three everyday cigars: Goliad, Colossus, Omega.
Range Depth
Appendix II
A line of the Connoisseur collection, also offered as a figurado.
Titan Series
Goliad, Colossus, Omega — three everyday cigars, 2026, binder and fillers from Honduras and Nicaragua.
Source : halfwheel.com « Jake Wyatt Cigar Co. Releases Value-Focused Titan Series » (1er avril 2026 : lancée en février 2020 par Neil Garcia et Gerard Abajian, le nom vient des prénoms de leurs fils ; toute la production vient d'être transférée à la Tabacalera San Jerónimo de Danlí après une poignée de fabriques dominicaines ; Neil Garcia, président, dit que la gamme entière a été refaite sur des tabacs honduriens et nicaraguayens ; série Titan — Goliad, Colossus, Omega — boîtes de 22) ; cigarlifeguy.com « Jake Wyatt Cigars: Interview with Gerard Abajian » (Abajian, dix ans pompier, fils d'un détaillant californien ; la maison disait alors posséder une fabrique de 20 000 pieds carrés nommée Casamorabo ; la boîte de 22 vient du numéro de maillot de Garcia au baseball) ; jakewyattcigars.com