Initial Thoughts: According to legend, ie the Oliva Cigars website, the Oliva Master Blend 3 is the third iteration of a blend of tobaccos previously reserved for members of the Oliva family.…
Initial Thoughts: Today’s cigar is one I’ve smoked before. But this time, I’ve let the cigar age, marinate, rest – whatever you want to call it – for a year. And,…
Initial Thoughts: Today’s cigar comes from CigarClub.com and is from a brand I know nothing about, Mombacho Cigars. Today I’m reviewing the Mombacho Liga Maestro Gordo, a 5 x…
Initial Thoughts: The first thing I noticed about the Drew Estate Liga Privada H99 Connecticut Corojo, after taking it out of its aged and yellowed cellophane, was its incredible aroma. The…
Initial Thoughts: Soaked in, aged in, marinated in… whatever, the Pappy Van Winkle Barrel Fermented Toro is supposedly a partnership between Drew Estate and one of the most exclusive brands of…
Initial Thoughts: Before starting CigarScore TV, I had a love-love relationship with Rocky Patel cigars. However, after having a bad experience with the Rocky Patel Edge A-10 and the Aged, Limited…
Initial Thoughts: I don’t smoke a ton of Oliva cigars, but when I do, they’re normally pretty good. And this cigar, the Oliva Serie V Melanio is supposed to be one…
Initial Thoughts: When I first saw Hooten Young on Instagram, I thought to myself, “Wow! That’s an awesome-looking cigar!” So, after doing some research, I found myself in possession of two…
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…
Initial Thoughts: At $18.95, the Diamond Crown Julius Caeser Toro is the second most expensive I’ve ever purchased (#1 was a Cuban Cohiba). The wrapper shined, the filler tobacco was well…
Initial Thoughts: Cuban cigars are interesting; they’re usually very well made but, in general, they’re over-hyped. The H. Upmann Churchill was mild but very well made. The burn was consistent and pleasant,…
