La Flor Dominicana's newest release uses Dominican tobaccos entirely from the 2009 crop grown at the company's fields in La Canela, including a pelo de oro wrapper. It measures 6 3/4 x 52-the same size as the No. 3 and No. 5.

Small Batch began in 2006 with the company using wrapper that it grew for the first release. Because of the yields, there was only enough wrapper for a small amount of cigars, hence the name. Since then, Small Batch has been reserved for special vintages of prized tobaccos grown by La Flor Dominicana.

While the new release carries the No. 6 name, it's actually the seventh Small Batch release, the company released two versions of the No. 4.

Jim Robinson "Island Jim" (named by Eddie Ortega) is a Pittsburgh native turned Key West hotel manager who went back to Pittsburgh to be near his son. When he returned, he brought a slice of the Keys with him and opened the doors to his Strip District Leaf & Bean location and now has multiple locations around Pittsburgh. The "Key West of Pittsburgh", the stores sport an island motif and decor consisting mostly of stuff customers wanted to get rid of (barber chairs, an old phone booth, a motorcycle hanging from the ceiling, and an endless supply of other stuff that would have those guys from "American Pickers" salivating). Jim is committed to supporting boutique brands and places a special emphasis on those kinds of cigars.

Jim owns two brands, Leaf by Oscar and Island Jim by Oscar cigars and is looking forward to the hanging out at the Outlaw, sharing some smokes and for sure some stories! Get here and meet one of the true characters of the cigar world!