Tag: Cigar Review

Every once in a while, a cigar surprises you. I recently sat down with a Graycliff Double Espresso Series cigar and found it to be…

Construction & Appearance At first glance, the Davidoff Genève is visually stunning. It boasts a silky, seamless wrapper, often a high-grade Ecuadorian Connecticut or Dominican…

Whenever I light up a Nicaraguan Sun Grown cigar, I remember how much I enjoy them. After toasting, this cigar lit nicely, burned evenly, and…

The La Vieja Habana Connecticut may not crack my personal top ten list, but for the price, it is undeniably a solid and enjoyable cigar….

After establishing an even light, the initial mild pepper notes gave way to a creamy, woody profile. About a third of the way in, hints…

I haven’t written about a cigar in quite some time, but the El Centurion I smoked this evening absolutely deserves mention. From the moment the…

It has been quite a while since I last smoked one of these — a few years, in fact. Ironically, just before posting this review,…

The Morphine cigar by Black Label Trading Company is remarkably extraordinary, showcasing a profound, intricate, and truly unique character. Upon indulging in it, I found…

The Romeo y Julieta 1875 Bully turned out to be a surprisingly enjoyable smoke — and honestly, not at all what I expected going into…

Over Memorial Day weekend, I decided to smoke an ACID cigar by Drew Estate — specifically, the ACID Toast — and I have to admit,…

Recently, I had the chance to smoke both the Romeo y Julieta Capulet and Montague 75th Anniversary cigars, exclusive releases created for Famous Smoke Shop’s…

Recently, I decided to try the new Asylum Lobotomy cigar, and overall, it turned out to be an interesting — if somewhat polarizing — smoking…