Tatuaje The Jason Redux 6, a 7 1/2 x 52 Monster Series cigar in its 13-count coffin box

Tatuaje The Jason Redux 6 Coming in Early October

by Gerard on Oct 05 2026
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    The Legend Returns: Tatuaje The Jason Redux 6

    If you were buying cigars in 2013, you remember the JV13. It was the sixth Monster from Tatuaje, it came in a coffin, and people hunted for it. Thirteen years later it's back. The Jason Redux 6 brings that cigar to a new run, arriving in early October, right as Halloween season gets going. For longtime collectors this is a second chance. For everyone who came to Tatuaje later, it's a first one.

    Tatuaje The Jason Redux 6, a 7 1/2 x 52 Monster Series cigar in its 13-count coffin box
    The Jason Redux 6 returns in the Monster Series' signature 13-count coffin box.

    At a glance

    The key facts first:

    • A revival of the JV13, originally released in 2013 as the sixth Monster Series cigar.
    • 7½ x 52 with a Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper over Nicaraguan binder and filler.
    • Made at My Father Cigars S.A. in Estelí, Nicaragua.
    • Packed in the signature 13-count coffin box with hockey-mask artwork.
    • 5,000 boxes · 65,000 cigars. MSRP $13 each · $169 per box.

    What the Monster Series Is, and Why People Chase It

    For anyone newer to Tatuaje, some background. Pete Johnson's Monster Series is an annual limited release, each one themed around a classic horror figure, each one with its own name, artwork, and coffin-style box. The first arrived years ago and the line quickly became one of the most collected things in American cigars.

    The reason is not just the packaging. Each Monster is a genuinely different blend, released once, in small numbers, and then gone. That combination created a culture around them: people tracked release dates, called shops, traded with friends, and kept boxes unopened. The hunt became part of the fun. That's the world the JV13 came out of in 2013, and it's why its return means something beyond nostalgia.

    Why the JV13 Mattered

    The JV13 was the sixth Monster, and it landed when the series was hitting its stride. It took the Jason idea and gave it a long 7½ × 52 frame, which was a statement at a time when shorter, thicker cigars were everywhere.

    Collectors who bought it in 2013 mostly either smoked it or stashed it, and both groups ended up with a story. Thirteen years on, finding an original in good shape is a project. You are relying on someone else's storage and someone else's asking price. The Jason Redux 6 removes that problem. You can simply buy one, fresh, at retail.

    The Jason Redux 6 at a glance

    Size 7½ x 52
    Wrapper Connecticut Broadleaf
    Binder & filler Nicaraguan
    Made at My Father Cigars S.A. · Estelí, Nicaragua
    Packaging 13-count coffin-style box
    Production 5,000 boxes — 65,000 cigars
    MSRP $13 per cigar · $169 per box
    Original release 2013, as the JV13 (sixth Monster Series cigar)

    What's Actually in the Coffin

    The artwork gets the attention, so let's talk about the cigar. It's a 7½ × 52 wearing a Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper, with Nicaraguan binder and filler underneath, rolled at My Father Cigars S.A. in Estelí.

    That pairing is worth noting. Connecticut Broadleaf is a dark, thick, oily American leaf, the kind that gives a cigar real presence. Put it over Nicaraguan tobacco and you have two components that both bring weight rather than one carrying the other. At 7½ inches you also get a long smoke, which gives the blend room to move. If dark wrappers are your thing, our guide to maduro cigars covers what Broadleaf brings to a blend.

    5,000 Boxes, and the Timing

    Production is capped at 5,000 boxes of 13, which works out to 65,000 cigars. That's a real limit, and it's the kind of number that decides whether you get one in October or read about it in November.

    The calendar helps the story too. Shipping starts in early October, which puts a hockey-mask cigar on shelves right as Halloween arrives. Tatuaje has always timed the Monsters this way, and it's part of why the series became a seasonal tradition rather than just a product launch. Shops plan for it. Customers ask about it weeks ahead. Some people buy two, smoke one in October and put the other away. That rhythm is a big reason the Monster Series built the following it has, and the Jason Redux 6 steps right back into it.

    Get The Jason Redux 6 at Mardo

    We have it listed as a single and as the full 13-count coffin box. Monster releases tend to move quickly once they land, so check the page for what's available right now rather than waiting on it.

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    The Bottom Line

    The Jason Redux 6 works on two levels at once. It's a piece of Monster Series history, back after thirteen years, in the coffin box that made the line famous. And it's a long Connecticut Broadleaf cigar from My Father's factory that stands on its own without the story attached. That's the balance Tatuaje has always gotten right: the packaging pulls you in, the tobacco earns the repeat. With 5,000 boxes and Halloween on the calendar, this one won't be around long. Browse it with the rest of our limited-edition cigars at Mardo.

    The legend returns. 5,000 boxes only.

    The Jason Redux 6 brings the 2013 JV13 back for Halloween. Browse the full Tatuaje lineup at Mardo.

    Mardo Cigars sells premium tobacco products intended for adults 21 and older. Please enjoy responsibly.

    FAQs

    Frequently asked questions about Tatuaje The Jason Redux 6 Coming in Early October

    It is a revival of the JV13, originally released in 2013 as the sixth cigar in Tatuaje's Monster Series. It returns as a 7 1/2 x 52 with a Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper over Nicaraguan binder and filler.

    An annual limited release from Pete Johnson, each one themed around a classic horror figure with its own blend, artwork and coffin-style box. Each Monster is released once in small numbers, which is why the series became so collectible.

    Production is capped at 5,000 boxes of 13 cigars, which comes to 65,000 cigars total. Shipping was expected to begin in early October 2026.

    MSRP is $13 per cigar and $169 for the 13-count coffin box. Mardo lists both the single and the box.

    At My Father Cigars S.A. in Esteli, Nicaragua, the factory behind many of Tatuaje's releases.