Description
Factory Throwouts Number 59 Sun Grown Lonsdale (6 1/4″ x 45) cigars are quality smooth to medium-bodied smokes that sell for a great, low price. The Factory Throwouts Number 59 cigars use aged filler tobaccos from the Dominican Republic to produce fine, complex flavors that can only come from quality, cured tobacco. Those delicious flavors are combined with a luscious, sun grown Ecuadorian wrapper to make a cigar that generates a solid, satisfying, and smooth to medium-bodied smoke. The quality flavours of these machine-made Lonsdales make for a fine experience as an easy-going, after breakfast smoke, or for enjoying a good cigar during a long drive. Don’t let the term “throwouts” throw you off. These really are quality smokes for an awesome price! Size: Lonsdale 6 1/4 x 45. Note: These are now shipping in plain packaging. Made by JC Newman Cigars.
About JC Newman Cigars
In 1895, a young Hungarian immigrant named Julius Caeser Newman rolled his first cigar in the family barn in Cleveland, Ohio. Armed with a cigar mold, $50, and a dream, J.C. Newman founded what would become the oldest family-owned premium cigar maker in America. His first cigars were sold to local grocers, and through sheer determination, Newman’s small operation steadily grew.
By 1954, seeking to be closer to America’s cigar heartland, the company relocated to Tampa, Florida’s historic Ybor City, into a beautiful brick cigar factory known as El Reloj (“The Clock”). There, the rhythmic clatter of hand-operated cigar machines echoed through the halls as the company blended traditional craftsmanship with innovative production.
J.C. Newman’s partnerships with legendary cigar families, most notably the Arturo Fuente family, helped the company weather the challenges of the Cuban embargo and shifting tobacco markets. Together, they pioneered premium cigar production in the Dominican Republic, ensuring that rich, hand-rolled cigars continued to reach connoisseurs worldwide.
Four generations later, the Newman family still oversees the company with the same dedication to quality and heritage. They have embraced both tradition and innovation—maintaining their vintage cigar machines at El Reloj while launching artisanal, hand-rolled lines like Diamond Crown and Brick House, a nod to Julius’ humble beginnings.
Through wars, embargoes, and industry upheavals, J.C. Newman Cigar Company has stood as a symbol of American perseverance and family pride. Today, it is not just a cigar factory, but a living museum of cigar history, honoring a legacy that began with a single cigar mold and an immigrant’s dream.
