Reviews

The cigar has a matt and dark colorado colored wrapper… extremly boxpressed even though it has been stored for months in a tube… The smell is very decent&

  THIS CIGAR WAS A SPECIAL GIFT GIVEN TO ME FROM TIRRA BROWN KNOWN AS DOWNTOWN_MS.BROWN ON IG. SHE MET WITH A HABIB KHAN (I KNOW WHAT YOUR

“The Cohiba Siglo IV is a cigar you must treat with respect. Make sure you have plenty of time to ENJOY. If your in a hurry you won’

Today is an absolute beautiful fall day here in Washington DC with the current temperature resting at 61-degrees. To celebrate the occasion and an overall pleasant day, I’ve

El Puro Pleiades     [youtube id=”_5OnyONiTEU” width=”620″ height=”360″] Origin: Dominican Republic Size : 6x 54 Wrapper : Connecticut Filler : Dominican Republic Binder

Back in January a guy on Instagram called out a little contest, I stepped in and won the following cigar (accompanied by two buddies): Flor de Farach Conchas from the

Box code; AEM ABR14 size 46rg X 110mm figurado Smoked on June 17, 2014 @ 3:20pm A smooth light Colorado wrapper with some veining and it’s nicely rolled,

[youtube id=”O3w0Ccja_z4″ width=”620″ height=”360″] The 601 La Bomba Sake Bomb is apart of the extensions of the Espinosa Cigars’

Size – 6 x 50 Shape – Torpedo Wrapper – Indonesia Filler – Dominican Republic, USA Binder – Dominican Republic Strendth: Medium Drink: Blue Ribbon Prelight Another review I read reminded me that I had

Vitola: Torpedo 6 1/2 x 52 Wrapper: Ecuador Binder: Nicaragua Filler: Nicaragua Body: Medium Purchase Price: $40 box on Cigar.com 2.25 a stick Drink: Whiskey Apple Juice

Cigar Stats Wrapper: Connecticut Broadleaf Maduro (Aged 5 years, 8 months in Cognac Barrels. Binder:  Dominican Filler: Dominican Size:  5 x 50 Price: MSRP-$9.25, I paid – $18.50,

I smoked this cigar back in 2010 but obviously it got a lot of views on my  blog over the last weeksm therefore I post it here too to share

Brand: Cuesta-Rey Line: Centro Fino Sungrown Size: Belicoso # 11 (4 7/8” x 50) Wrapper: Ecuadorian-grown Sumatra seed Binder: Dominican Filler: Dominican Ligero Strength: Medium to Full Construction: This tiny

Brand: Capadura Line: 898 Series Size: Robusto (5.0” x 50) Wrapper: Brazilian Arapiraca Binder: Olor Dominican Republic Filler: Piloto Cubano (Dominican) & Corojo (Nicaragua) Strength: Medium to Full Construction:

The cigar itself had a colorado-colored, fine and little shiny wrapper. There is a decent smell of oak and flowers…. Lighting up, cutting and taking the first puff: wow&

Brand: Bad Dog Cigar Co. Line: Patch 56 African Cameroon Size: 5.0” x 56 Wrapper: African Cameroon Filler: Nicaragua Strength: Medium to Full Construction: This African Cameroon wrapper leaf

Brand: Boutique Blends Line: Aging Room M21 Size: Fortissimo (5.75”x 47) Wrapper: Dominican-grown Habano Binder: Dominican-grown Habano Filler: Dominican-grown Habano Strength: Full Construction: The Aging Room M21 comes

[youtube id=”TordURXawQ4″ width=”620″ height=”360″] Cigar Stats: Size: 6 x 60 Wrapper: “Select” Dark Ecuadoran Habano Binder: Dominican Olor Filler: Dominican Piloto

  [youtube id=”xDDWFaMmcno” width=”620″ height=”360″] Vitola:  Grand Corona Name: Signature Size:  6” x 47 Purchase price:  $164.95/box of 25

  After opening the box you only smell a very reserved odor of tabacco… even if you try to get the smell directly from the cigar, it’s

http://youtu.be/Czk7FvGoFBA Many people come to me always asking what’s a good no what’s a great starter cigar, and I always sit back and refer them

  [youtube id=”gdPLdkz3suQ” width=”620″ height=”360″]   What makes something a classic? Many things can become classics. From movies, television, automobiles, clothing,

Brand: Vegas Robaina Name: Petit Robaina Size: Petit Edmundo Length: 110 mm Gauge: 52 Country: Cuba Wrapper: Cuban The Petit Robaina is a short chubby cigar, very well built and

Asylum 13 is a cigar by Tom Lazuka and Chriatian Eiroa.  This is a Nicaraguan puro from Nicaragua. I was looking for something new to smoke and I saw this

  [youtube id=”LW3nRiIReDE” width=”620″ height=”360″] I held off a long time on ordering the Man O’ War cigar since it seems