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Cigar Review: Lampert 1675 Edicion Azul Robusto

Initial Thoughts: One of the first things I noticed about the Lampert 1675 Edicion Azul Robusto was the fantastic aroma wafting off of the cigar. The smell was fantastic, and…
Cigar Review: Kristoff Ligero Criollo Robusto

Initial Thoughts: We don’t smoke a lot of Kristoff cigars here at CigarScore HQ, but when we do, we expect a great draw! That’s because Kristoff employs the cigar rolling…
Cigar Review: Micallef Grande Bold Mata Fina Robusto

Initial Thoughts: You know you’re a true cigar lover when you can sit outside during a Texas summer and light up a cigar and create a small fire right next…
Cigar Review: Room 101 Prototipo101 Toro

Initial Thoughts: Every once in a while a cigar blend that is surrounded by hype comes across my desk. This time, that cigar is the Room 101 Prototipo101 Toro from…
Cigar Review: AJ Fernandez Enclave Broadleaf Robusto

Initial Thoughts: Today we’re smoking the AJ Fernandez Enclave Broadleaf Robusto, a cigar I suspect is fairly common in the AJF section of your local humidor. I got this cigar…
Cigar Review: Drew Estate Undercrown ShadyXX Belicoso

Initial Thoughts: One of the first things I noticed about today’s cigar for review, the Drew Estate Undercrown ShadyXX Belicoso, is that it’s a box-pressed robusto with a torpedo end.…
Cigar Review: Alec Bradley Prensado Lost Art Robusto

Initial Thoughts: Today’s cigar for review is the Alec Bradley Prensado Lost Art Robusto, a cigar I got in Cigar Club’s November box. Before I even took the Lost Art…
Cigar Review: El Septimo Flamingo Amarillo

Initial Thoughts: Some cigars don’t cost a lot. Some do. And today’s cigar, the El Septimo Flamingo Amarillo costs a lot. About $asdfasfd in fact. And in this review, we’re…
Cigar Review: C.L.E. Eiroa CBT Maduro Robusto

Initial Thoughts: To be honest, I grabbed the CLE Eiroa CBT Maduro Robusto off the shelf because it looked good. Yes, even though I know better, I still judge a…
Cigar Review: Alec Bradley Prensado Gran Toro

Initial Thoughts: Sometimes we review really exotic cigars. Other times, like today, we review cigars that you should be able to find at any cigar shop just about anywhere in…
Cigar Review: My Father La Opulencia Robusto

Initial Thoughts: The first time I reviewed the My Father La Opulencia, I smoked the toro, and I thought it was my least favorite cigar from My Father. But today,…
Cigar Review: Aganorsa Leaf Guardian of the Farm Claude le Chien

Initial Thoughts: Here at CigarScore HQ, we’re huge fans of getting great cigar deals wherever we can find them. While sometimes that means shopping online, we’re also big fans of…
Cigar Review: Kristoff Habano Corona

Initial Thoughts: Right off the bat, I noticed an intoxicating aroma coming off the Kristoff Habano Corona. While I don’t think we’ve reviewed a Kristoff cigar before, we have smoked…
Cigar Review: Arturo Fuente 858 Flor Fina

Initial Thoughts: When I think about common, basic, average, or typical cigars, I often think about today’s cigar, the Arturo Fuente 858 Flor Fina. Diving into the cigar, after punching…
Cigar Review: Black Label Trading Co Deliverance Perfecto

Initial Thoughts: While the branding of Black Label Trading and Black Works Studio is 100% confusing, both brands tend to make good cigars. Also, they’re the same company. See? Confusing.…
Cigar Review: Drew Estate Liga Privada L40

Initial Thoughts: I don’t always smoke Liga Privada, but when I do, I expect to enjoy it! Heck, after all, the Liga Privada line from Drew Estate is one of…
Cigar Review: Drew Estate Isla del Sol Sun Blessed Robusto

Initial Thoughts: Have you ever walked into a humidor and just grabbed the first stick you saw? Well, in case you haven’t, that’s what I did to get today’s cigar, the…
Cigar Review: Villiger La Vencedora Robusto

Initial Thoughts: Villiger is a cigar brand that’s been around a while. Villiger was started in 1888 by Jean Villiger in Switzerland, and they make a lot of cigars. But, if…