Total Flame

Total Flame is a Russian house without a factory, and this atlas classifies it where it is rolled: at La Aurora, in the Dominican Republic, and at Plasencia, in Nicaragua — two entries of this atlas. Maxim Privezentsev and Vladimir Roshchin met at a cigar evening in Moscow and discovered two shared passions, cigars and motorcycles; in 2010 they went to compose their blends at the two factories, and in 2011 they set off to ride around the world, documenting it. The brand followed, with cigar bands in a biker spirit — Wild One, Spokes, Off The Rails, FTW.

A Dark Line and a Bright Line, tobaccos the house says are aged six to eight years, a line in Iranian tobacco, and whims claimed as such. The American press described it in the 2010s, when it attended the IPCPR; the Russian cigar press in 2025 files it among brands with Russian roots made abroad.

It is the third Russian case in this atlas, and the only one without a factory in Russia: Siglo de Oro and Pogar roll at home, Total Flame has its cigars rolled in the Caribbean. The rule of the rolling place decides.

Range Depth

• Dark Line

  Wrapper Undisclosed · Strength Full

  The dark line — Old School, World Trip —, at La Aurora.

• Bright Line

  Wrapper Undisclosed · Strength Medium

  The bright line — 8 Ball, Spokes.

• Wild One

  Wrapper Undisclosed · Strength Medium-Full

  The wild one — a biker name, like Off The Rails and FTW.