Fratello Cigars has announced the 6th and final installment in its acclaimed Concealed Carry series — AA 1935, a cigar inspired by the quiet revolution that began in smoky bars and dim-lit basements during America’s uneasy return to indulgence.
Two years after the end of Prohibition, the country was learning to live with its vices again. But not all battles ended with legislation. In 1935, amid the clinking of glasses and clouds of smoke, Alcoholics Anonymous was born — a brotherhood forged from the same excess it sought to overcome.
“The AA 1935 is not a celebration of vice or restraint — it’s a study of balance,” said Omar de Frias, CEO and Founder of Fratello Cigars. “This cigar reflects that duality — indulgence tempered by introspection. It’s a smoke that invites reflection on the human struggle between control and surrender.”
This 5 ½ x 54 Robusto continues the Concealed Carry tradition: small batch, limited to 1,000 canisters of twelve cigars each, with an MSRP of $10 per cigar. Like all Concealed Carry releases, the blend remains undisclosed.
