Cigar Review

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…

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 by Black Label Trading Company is an absolutely outstanding cigar — dark, bold, complex, and unapologetically full of character. So much so, in…

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…

The Esteban Carreras Connecticut 12 Year turned out to be a well-constructed cigar that, unfortunately, just did not quite deliver enough flavor to truly stand…