Stolen Throne
- Founded in
- 2019 — Virginie ; chez Noel Rojas
- Factories
- Sans usine — Noel Rojas, Tabacalera Flor de San Luis puis Rojas Cigar Factory, Estelí
- Countries
- Nicaragua
Stolen Throne is a Virginia house that has never rolled a cigar itself, and says so. Richard "Lee" Marsh launched it in 2019 by partnering with Noel Rojas, the Cuban blender in Estelí whose entry this atlas carries: the first cigars came out of Tabacalera Flor de San Luis, where Rojas was then working, before the Rojas Cigar Factory. Ezra Zion, Nomad and Emilio made the same choice; Rojas rolls for four houses in this atlas.
The first two lines built the reputation: Crook of the Crown, the usurper, and Call to Arms. Three Kingdoms and Yorktown Fleet followed — the latter on a name from the War of Independence, Virginia obliging. The fifth anniversary, in 2024, had its Corona.
A brand name that tells a story, a named blender, a named factory: that is what this atlas asks, and the entry has nothing to add.
Range Depth
Crook of the Crown
The usurper — the first line, 2019. A Corona for the fifth anniversary.
Call to Arms
The call to arms — the second.
Yorktown Fleet
A name from the War of Independence, for a Virginia house.
Source : cigarlifeguy.com « Lee Marsh of Stolen Throne Cigars: Interview » et smallbatchcigar.com (lancée en Virginie en 2019 par Richard « Lee » Marsh, avec Noel Rojas comme maître assembleur, à la Tabacalera Flor de San Luis ; Crook of the Crown et Call to Arms, les deux premières ; Three Kingdoms, Yorktown Fleet) ; stolenthronecigars.com ; atlanticcigar.com (Crook of the Crown 5th Anniversary)