Don Emmanuel Adds Enki Figurado to Anunnaki Line

Don Emmanuel Cigars is adding a fourth size to its Anunnaki line, introducing the Anunnaki Enki, a 6 x 54 figurado that will make its debut at InterTabac 2026 in Dortmund, Germany.

Unlike a new blend extension, Enki uses the same seven-tobacco recipe found throughout the Anunnaki line. The blend was co-created by Don Emmanuel and Eladio Díaz and is produced at Tabacalera Díaz Cabrera in the Dominican Republic. The new release instead focuses on the shape and construction of the cigar.

The 6 x 54 figurado features a closed foot as well as a cap finished in what the company calls a “cabeza tumbada” style. According to Don Emmanuel, the closed foot allows the wrapper to be more prominent during the initial light while also protecting the foot for smokers who prefer to 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,” said Emmanuel, Co-Founder and Creator. “Every detail has a purpose, from the shape and construction to the name itself. InterTabac gives us an opportunity to share Enki with the international cigar community and continue telling the story we began with Anunnaki.”

As with the rest of the Anunnaki portfolio, the Enki name comes from Sumerian mythology. Enki is described as the son of Anu and Ki and the Sumerian god of humanity. Within the mythology used as inspiration for the brand, Enki was sent to Earth with a mission to extract gold.

The Anunnaki Enki will be packaged in boxes of 10, with pricing set at $18 per cigar. Don Emmanuel Cigars will showcase the cigar during InterTabac 2026, scheduled for Sept. 15-17 at Messe Dortmund in Dortmund, Germany.

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