Tatuaje SexTooth

Sextooth—stage name of Los Angeles musician, poet, and actor Andreas Contogouris—has long blended creativity with a love for the leaf. His friendship with Pete Johnson of Tatuaje stretches back years, making this new collaboration feel less like a business venture and more like two artists finally stepping into the same studio. The result is a cigar project that mirrors Sextooth’s eclectic spirit and Tatuaje’s revered craftsmanship.

At the heart of the blend is an Ecuadorian Habano wrapper draped over Nicaraguan binders and fillers, rolled with precision at the renowned My Father Cigars S.A. factory in Estelí. The line is offered in four sizes, each designed to deliver its own rhythm and tempo. Much like the songs that inspired them, every vitola carries its own personality—layered, expressive, and crafted to leave an impression long after the final note.

Each cigar in the series is named after one of Sextooth’s tracks, transforming his music into a smokeable soundtrack. “I’ve been writing songs and smoking cigars for a long time,” Sextooth shared in a release, “and this project with Tatuaje feels like the best gig I’ve ever gotten to play.” With this limited collaboration, fans can experience his art in an entirely new medium—one that burns slowly, resonates deeply, and celebrates the harmony between sound and smoke.