I need help if possible. I have a cigar that has aged very nicely and went to smoke it, but can't find any information on it. I got it in a cigar bomb WAAAYYYY back in the day. It's just marked EL06 and it's a darker robusto in a cello. Any thoughts?

I don't think you will find any of those if it is an ELO. Small release from a competitor that is probably long gone.

A quick google search says the ELO6 is probably the same cigar as the Tat Verocu 5. A lot of times I think the ELOs are factory messups or just slightly different then a regular line Tat.

hey dude long time no see. if you are talking about the ELO that was a tatuaje cojonu that didnt make the cut because of color of the wrapper. I still have four left in the humi. smoke it and enjoy .but better yet you can send it to me LOL

hey you are correct but he can still send it to me

Thanks guys

Weren't the ELO's exclusive to Dan Welsh's B&M? Believe I have a ELO 1 & 2.
I believe it's the same Dan that's part of the La Atelier line from Tatuaje.

Well I'm not on as much anymore, but no abuse for calling a cigar a "STICK"?lol

Yes they are, and he is. The last ELO were just Pudgy Franks without bands, as with most (can't say ll cause I don't know them all) of the ELO they aren't a special roll yet a limited cigar without the bands.

The ELO were made available at a select few shops that Pete favored. I bought mine in my local in Phoenix and still have a handful that have aged very well. Still very strong and flavorful after all these years.

They were produced using the same blend as the original Tat Verocu East and West after that production run had ended. The blend was the same but a slightly different (lighter) wrapper leaf was used for the ELO. If you still have any of the original East/West it is easy to see the difference.