Don Emmanuel Cigars has expanded its Anunnaki portfolio with a new figurado while continuing its international growth through distribution agreements in Oman and Paraguay.
The company showcased Anunnaki Enki during InterTabac 2026, held Sept. 15–17 in Dortmund, Germany. The 6 x 54 figurado becomes the fourth vitola in the Anunnaki line and uses the same seven-tobacco blend as the existing formats.
Enki was co-blended by company co-founder Emmanuel and master blender Eladio Díaz. Like the rest of the Anunnaki portfolio, it is produced at Tabacalera Díaz Cabrera in the Dominican Republic.
The new format incorporates two notable construction details. Its cap uses a “cabeza tumbada” finish, while its closed foot allows the wrapper to ignite first and provides additional protection for smokers who light a cigar while holding it in their mouth.
“With Enki, we wanted to introduce a format that brings another dimension to the Anunnaki experience while remaining completely connected to the philosophy behind the line,” Emmanuel said. “Every detail has a purpose, from the shape and construction to the name itself.”
The name continues the line’s use of Sumerian mythology. Enki is described within that tradition as the son of Anu and Ki and the god of humanity.
Anunnaki Enki will be packaged in 10-count boxes and carry a suggested retail price of $18 per cigar. Don Emmanuel Cigars did not announce a retail shipping date or production quantity.
The addition follows recent recognition for the brand. Anunnaki Anu was included in Robb Report’s 2026 Best of the Best selections, while the Anunnaki line was named a finalist for Best Dominican Cigar in the 2026 Cigar Journal Cigar Trophy Awards.
International Distribution Reaches Two New Markets
Alongside the product expansion, Don Emmanuel Cigars has entered Oman and Paraguay as part of its growing international distribution strategy.
In Oman, the company is represented by Ashish Chaturvedi, with its cigars available through Puro Cigar Lounge. The move builds on Don Emmanuel’s growth across the Middle East as well as markets in Latin America, the Caribbean and Africa.
“The Middle East has a sophisticated and passionate cigar culture, and we are very excited to bring Don Emmanuel Cigars to Oman,” Emmanuel said. “As we continue to grow internationally, it is important for us to work with people who understand our philosophy, believe in what we are creating and can share our story with cigar enthusiasts in their market.”
The company has also entered Paraguay, where it is represented by Amilkar Pérez and currently available at Exclusive Cigars. That agreement further develops Don Emmanuel’s presence in Latin America.
Anunnaki and the limited-edition Sun & Moon anchor the Don Emmanuel portfolio. Both projects were co-blended by Emmanuel and Díaz and are made at Tabacalera Díaz Cabrera.
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