Pete Johnson attaches great importance to highlighting the artisanal aspect of producing his cigars in small batches, made by Pepin Garcia at the "My Father Cigars" factory. That's why he chose a French name, "L'atelier," to reflect this dimension. This term, which means "workshop" in French, evokes the idea of meticulous and careful craftsmanship carried out by passionate artisans.

Furthermore, Pete Johnson is a great enthusiast of France and its wines. He regularly visits the wine region of Saint-Émilion, where he discovers the intricacies of grape varieties and the complex aromas of wines. It was in this context that he found it relevant to adopt a French name for his cigars. By combining the French wine-making tradition with his expertise in crafting artisanal cigars, he creates a connection between these two exciting worlds.

Thus, Tatuaje L'atelier represents not only an exceptional cigar but also a harmonious fusion of tobacco craftsmanship and a love for French wine culture. It is a true invitation to savor the art and passion that lie behind each puff.