[nggallery id=307] Capoeira Aluno Cigar Review This 5.5×46 maduro stick features a tightly packed, firm dark brown wrapper, some small and medium veins, tight seams, a very oily sheen with a soft toothless feel and a cocoa powder aroma. First light reveals very unique flavors! Medium bodied it gives an oily, VERY chewy, slightly salty and meaty taste, with an earth core. The finish has some pepper but no zing …

[nggallery id=302] Di Fazio Connecticut Torpedo Cigar Review This 6×50 torpedo features a light tan soft pliable wrapper with some color variation, minimal veins, tight seams although with slightly ragged edges and a sweet tobacco aroma. First light reveals a medium body smoke with a perfect draw, flavors of a buttery, oily but dry tobacco and a soft long finish. The first third develops to a buttery nut flavor with …

[nggallery id=296] La Gloria Cubana Serie N JSB Cigar Review This 5.5×54 stick offers a very oily almost jet black wrapper with what appears to be a dark Corojo capital N stuck on just below the band. It was a thick, firm satin feel and dense pack, with small veins, invisible seams and a rich, oily tobacco aroma. First light reveals

[nggallery id=266] Label Your Cigar Pedro Estevez Barberpole Toro Cigar Review This 6 1/8×52 stick offers a two tone wrapper using two different inter lapping leaves. Both offer a dry satin feel, with minimal veins. If the seams were’t different colors you wouldn’t see those either. The construction is spongy but even and it puts off a faint wood and hay aroma. First light reveals