Brick House – Cigars and Merchandise

Brick House – Memories of Hungary

The word “Brick” in English refers to a brick. With Brick House, the Newman family pays homage to the founder's childhood home. Julius Newman emigrated from a small village in Hungary to the United States in 1888. To better adapt to his new surroundings, he followed American customs and adopted a second name. Unsure of what to choose, he boldly picked “Caesar.” With such an imperial name, Julius Caesar Newman was destined for greatness.

Cigar Tycoon: J.C. Newman Company

And so it happened. The “American Dream,” pursued by many (and often unattainable), became a reality for Newman. He trained in the cigar industry and later founded his own company. Today, the J.C. Newman Company is a well-established name in the industry, specializing in the import and distribution of cigars in the United States.

This brand also includes additional labels: alongside Brick House, there are El Baton and the very refined Diamond Crown cigars.

Brick House Cigars – The Revival

Even 130 years after its founding, J.C. Newman remains a family-run company. With Brick House, the descendants of patriarch Julius Caesar not only revive a piece of his personal biography but also pay tribute to cigars that existed as early as the 1930s. Today, the harmonious and slightly sweet Brick House cigars are available in three series: as a Nicaraguan puro, as the mild Double Connecticut, or as the Maduro, which features sweet and spicy aromas.