CRAFT Maquette Foreign & Domestic, a 4 x 46 box-pressed petite corona. The wrapper is an Ecuadorian hybrid with an Indonesian Besuki binder and corojo and criollo fillers from the Jamastrán Valley in Honduras as well as tobacco from Condega, Nicaragua. 

The name refers to two different things. First, it’s a reference to how RoMa Craft operates, both domestically and internationally. Martin lives in Nicaragua, where the company’s cigars are made, while Michael Rosales—the company’s other co-founder—lives in Austin, where its headquarters is based.

Second, it refers to the oaths that members of the military and other government officials—including the President—make, which says that they agree to “support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic.”