Pork Tenderloin Tuxtla

Tatuaje’s Pork Tenderloin Tuxtla, also known as Lomo de Cerdo, reimagines a cult-favorite shop exclusive that Gloucester Street Cigars once kept to itself, and it still ships in the butcher-paper bundles that made the original famous. Cigar Coop found black coffee, cedar and black pepper at the start before woody notes took over, while a blind panel at Blind Man’s Puff noted hickory, oatmeal, cinnamon and leather, a creamy, lingering mouthfeel and impressive construction. Reviewers describe a bold, easy-drawing smoke that is best enjoyed with a drink nearby, and as a limited release it is worth grabbing while it lasts.