Cigar Review

The leaf was mildly spicy and the draw was good. A black cherry note with a taste of spicy, earthy flavors. And… a hint of…

The CAO Gold Maduro boast a mellow combination of Nicaraguan tobaccos wrapped in a dark toothy Brazilian Maduro leaf that is chewy and medium-bodied in…

I enjoyed the smoothness of this one. Very smooth! It is well constructed; the ash stayed intact until I bumped it off approximately 2/3rds of…

The Joya De Nicaragua Antano 1970 cigar is a smooth smoke! I picked up a couple in Mexico to sample and wow, what a find. It…

Flavor without the punch. Mild, creamy, flavorful. Definitely “Lite”.

A supple cigar that emanates a toasty aroma and a taste rich and creamy in flavor with a hint of spice. A pleasant smoke with…

Smooth with some spiciness. Robust with an excellent range of flavor including leather, wood and earth. A leathery aroma with a long finish.

This cigar is a tasty mild-bodied morsel with creamy notes of earth and toasted wood. A mellow change of pace that I literally smoked to…

At first the taste of the wrapper turned me off – the taste was harsh and nasty. A few minutes into this smoke the taste…

A leathery smoke with hints of nut and bread. Medium bodied and smooth throughout. For my palate it was okay, just. At $6 a stick,…

Medium to full in body. Dark and oily maduro wrapper conceals a hefty dose of Nicaraguan and Brazilian long-fillers. The smoke is hearty and rich,…