This is a traditional cheroot cigar about 6″ long and very thin with a double taper.  You can choose to smoke it whole, as I do, or cut it in half for two smaller sticks, the choice is yours.  It has a very firm pack, rustic texture, oily feel, dark brown mottled color, big veins, tight seams and a pungent latakia tobacco aroma, which is an aromatic intense sweet campfire …

This 7×38 lancero features a dark chocolate, smooth, firmly packed slightly oily wrapper with minimal veins, tight invisible seams, a triple coiled cap and rich cocoa and tobacco aroma. First light reveals a perfect draw with copious amounts of thick creamy, chewy full bodied smoke with smooth flavors of a zingy meatiness, soft earth, slight pepper and sweetness with a long finish.  The first third brings a big creamy …

Fair warning, this is a very hard to find cigar, but one I wanted to try today.  It has over 5 years of age on it and was produced for the Toast Across America 2010, not available for general purchase.  It features a dark chocolate mottled wrapper with an oily, firm even smooth pack, minimal veins, tight invisible seams, a 6×54 perfecto shape and has a barely noticeable cedar …

Sigh. It’s been one of those months. I recorded this vid with the mic off, so here’s written review at least 🙁 This 7×38 stick features a dark chocolate, firmly packed wrapper with a satin, gritty toothy feel, minimal veins, tight invisible seams, a large pigtailed double cap and pungent smoky cocoa aroma much like a fire cured. First light reveals