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Cigar Review: Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust Sin Compromiso Seleccion No. 7 Churchill

Initial Thoughts: When visiting 2 Guys Smoke Shop in Salem, New Hampshire, I asked one of the sales reps what their favorite cigar was. He immediately took me to…
Cigar Review: Zino Platinum Crown Series Barrel

Initial Thoughts: Zino Davidoff is one of the most famous cigar makers in the world, and the Zino Platinum brand is synonymous with luxury cigars. So, when Luxury Cigar Club sent…
Cigar Review: Cohiba Black Robusto Tubo

Initial Thoughts: After taking the first puff, I realized that the Cohiba Black Robusto Tubo, despite its near-black wrapper, was actually a medium-bodied cigar. When I cut the end cap with…
Cigar Review: 1502 Blue Sapphire Toro

Initial Thoughts: I received the 1502 Blue Sapphire as part of my platinum subscription to the Luxury Cigar Club, and when I found out this cigar was a Nicaraguan puro, I…
Cigar Review: My Father The Judge Toro Fino

Initial Thoughts: If you’ve been following me for a while, you know I’m a big fan of Don Pepin and My Father Cigars. So, when I picked up The Judge by…
Cigar Review: Rocky Patel Aged, Limited and Rare Sixty (2018)

Initial Thoughts: My first thoughts of the Rocky Patel Aged, Limited and Rare were that it was a big, beautiful cigar that looked really well made. Although a 60 ring gauge…
Cigar Review: Foundation Charter Oak Maduro Toro

Initial Thoughts: When I first picked up the Charter Oak Maduro by Foundation Cigar Co., I noticed two things. First, I noticed the coarse Connecticut broadleaf wrapper. Second, I saw the…
Cigar Review: The Leaf Habano Toro by Oscar Valladares

Initial Thoughts: My first thought of The Oscar Habano by Leaf was, “wow, what a weird thing to do” in reference to Leaf using a tobacco leaf instead of cellophane to…
Cigar Review: Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust Sobremesa El Americano

Initial Thoughts: I’ve seen a lot of talk about and praise for Steve Saka lately, so I thought I’d give one of his cigars a try. So, I picked up the…
Cigar Review: La Flor Dominicana Ligero L500

Initial Thoughts: As soon as you pick up the La Flor Dominicana Ligero L500, or almost any LFD for that matter, you’ll notice how dark and oily the wrapper is. The…
Cigar Review: Foundation The Tabernacle Toro

Initial Thoughts: This is my second The Tabernacle cigar from Foundation Cigar Co. The previous one, I really enjoyed, so I was excited to light this one up. The wrapper is…
Cigar Review: Diamond Crown Maximus Maduro

Initial Thoughts: Diamond Crown is one of the most prestigious names in the cigar industry. Any cigar that bears their name is immediately in the “premium” of the premium. So, to…
Cigar Review: Foundation Cigar’s The Wise Man (El Gueguense) Maduro

Initial Thoughts: I’ve only had a cigar from Foundation Cigar Co. one other time, and it was delicious. So, when I saw this cigar from the same company, I knew it…
Cigar Review: Hiram & Solomon Master Mason Gran Toro

Initial Thoughts: The Hiram & Solomon Master Mason Gran Toro is a big, bold, dark cigar that I’ve been looking forward to smoking for a while now. I’ve seen people talk…
Cigar Review: RoMa Craft CroMagnon Cranium

Initial Thoughts: I was a little hesitant to try the RoMa Craft CroMagnon Cranium because my experience with the RoMa Craft Neanderthal wasn’t great. However, the owners were in town hosting…
Cigar Review: Hammer + Sickle Moscow City

Initial Thoughts: The first draw on the Hammer + Sickle Moscow City Toro was every easy and with almost no resistance. The flavors are leafy and… something I can’t quite place,…
Cigar Review: Rocky Patel Special Edition Sixty

Initial Thoughts: The first few puffs on the Rocky Patel Special Edition Sixty are delicious, even if they are a little hard to get. This cigar is well made, the wrapper…
Cigar Review: La Flor Dominicana Double Ligero Firecracker

Initial Thoughts: I’m not gonna lie, when I had the chance to smoke a three-inch, double ligero, limited edition cigar, I got excited. It’s been a while since my last La…