With Cinco de Mayo just a few weeks away, the time has come to send out some promos, with this year's campaign containing one hell of a smoking hot deal. Klaro is throwing in a free 5-pack of last year's Street Tacos Cinco de Mayo 2025 LE with every order of this year's version of Rojas Cigars' Street Tacos Cinco de Mayo 2026 LE. This way, you can conduct a vertical pairing with your pals and see which version you prefer.

To receive your complimentary 5-pack, merely throw a fiver of this year's blend into your cart — and a fiver of the 2025 — and type in the word MAYO at check-out in the promo code box. In return, you will receive ten party-ready blends for less than $60, giving you all the more reason to celebrate. 

That said, Rojas Cigars has only sent us a few boxes of its Street Tacos Cinco de Mayo 2026 LE, and we only have a handful of last year's blend on hand. So once we run out, that's it until next year, ya'll. 

Now, as for the cigar blend itself, the long-filler side of this limited edition smoke has been augmented to provide an even smoother smoking experience. For this year's blend, Rojas has added a specialized hybrid form of criollo leaf out of Nicaragua's Jalapa growing region into the mix, which is ticketed as a strain that adds both potency and flavor. It also utilizes more heavily aged leaf than previous releases for a smoother smoke session.

Like in years past, this special release cigar comes in a 6″ x 54 toro format, and features an Ecuadorian habano wrapper that has been aged for no fewer than 5 years. Bound together by a Mexican San Andrés binder,  a mixture of Nicaraguan and US-grown Connecticut broadleaf ligero make up the long-filler list. The latter of these, Rojas says, has been aged for a full 8 years.

Make no mistake, this medium-full smoke remains one of the most anticipated annual limited releases we stock here at Klaro. All told, only 2,000 boxes of this limited version of the ever-popular Rojas Street Tacos are being released ahead of Cinco de Mayo this year, a hefty handful of which were actually hand-rolled by founder Noel Rojas himself. So, if you fancy scoring this updated blend and dig the idea of pitting it against last year's celebratory cigar, this is your chance, amigo.