[nggallery id=338]   Carlos Torano Signature Toro Cigar Review This dark black 6×50 maduro stick features small veins, tight seams, minor imperfections such as outer cracks and holes, a firm, lumpy pack, rough paper texture, slight oil sheen and mild manure aroma. First light reveals a very snug draw putting … Continue reading →

[nggallery id=334] Blue Mountain Cigars El Threesome Cigar Review This 6×60 cigar is made of three different wrappers stacked in thirds. Starting at the foot with Connecticut, then Habano then maduro at the head. It features a butter soft feel, a few small veins, tight seams, double cap and a … Continue reading →

[nggallery id=313] Di Fazio Double Robust Churchill Cigar Review This 7.5×50 cigar features a very dark almost coal black smooth oily wrapper with minimal veins, invisible seams, a great triple cap and a chocolate and manure aroma. First light reveals a tight draw, adequate smoke output with medium bodied flavors … Continue reading →

[nggallery id=312] Arturo Fuente Hemingway Best Seller Cigar Review This 4.5×43-55 perfecto stick offers a dark brown paper bag like color with an oily, firm wrapper showing minimal veins, tight seams and a generous double cap with a cedar and tobacco aroma. First light reveals

[nggallery id=304] Bucanero Classico Maduro Belicoso Cigar Review This 6×54 cigar features a dark chocolate wrapper with an even slightly spongy give, minimal veins, invisible seams, a satin feel and soapy aromatic scent. First light reveals

[nggallery id=299] Urbano Corojo Churchill Cigar Review This 6 7/8×48 stick offers a dark brown hearty, oily wrapper with a few imperfections, small veins, tight seams and a good looking double cap. The aroma is rich tobacco with a little bit of pepper and the texture is soft and velvety. … Continue reading →

[nggallery id=300] Padron 1964 SI-15 Maduro Cigar Review This special edition 6×60 cigar is produced by Padron for and sold exclusively through SmokeInn.com to commemorate Smoke Inn’s 15th anniversary. Personally I can’t think of a better way to do it! These are a very limited edition run and I don’t … Continue reading →

[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, … Continue reading →

[nggallery id=282] Cigari Maduro Robusto Cigar Review This 5×50 dark chocolate stick offers a firm, rough satin finish with tight constructions, minimal veins, invisible seams and a chocolate and hay aroma. First light reveals a very snug draw, medium bodied flavors of a sweet tobacco with minimal smoke output and … Continue reading →

[nggallery id=274] Torres Candela Churchill Cigar Review This 7×48 stick offers a pale green wrapper that is extremely thin and fragile. This particular sample (unfortunately the only one supplied) does have a couple tears, but the binder may hold alright. It has a soft dry feel, minimal veins, stretch marks, … Continue reading →

[nggallery id=272] Ramon Allones Specially Selected Cigar Review This 4 7/8×50 cigar hails from Cuba, wrapped in a medium brown satin wrapper with minimal veins, invisible seams, a soft tobacco aroma and a slight box press with rounded corners. It has a very soft squishy feel with random soft spots … Continue reading →

[nggallery id=256] Pinar Del Rio Reserva Dominicana Robusto Cigar Review This 5×52 stick offers a dark chocolate wrapper with minimal veins, tight seams, a rich oily feel with a slightly spongy give and dense pack. It has a closed foot with the outter wrapper leaf folder over the end, plus … Continue reading →

[nggallery id=240] Ashton Aged Maduro #60 Cigar Review This 7.5×52 maduro stick offers a almost black firm wrapper with slight tooth, minimal veins, tight seams, a dense pack and an oily, peppery aroma. First light reveals

[nggallery id=242] Drew Estate Acid Blondie Belicoso Cigar Review NOTE: OK I totally goofed on this and had the mic off for filming 🙁 This is why I ask for multiple samples just in case something goes wrong (usually it’s the cigar’s fault but *stuff* happens on my end too). … Continue reading →

Ashton Cabinet Selection Pyramid Cigar Review Sorry, I goofed on the pics from this one and formatted the wrong card 🙁 This 6×52 belicoso shaped stick offers a silky soft light tan wrapper with minimal veins, a slight spongy feel and light barnyard aroma. First light gives

[nggallery id=186] Oliva Serie V Churchill Extra Cigar Review This 7×52 sungrown stick is wrapped in a medium chocolate, satin leaf with a slight tooth, even spongy construction and a triple cap giving a soft sweet floral aroma. First light reveals

[nggallery id=183] Xikar Crossover Torch Lighter Review This single flame Crossover torch from Xikar features a very hot, wide single torch flame actuated by depressing a single button. The torch and button are both covered by a solid metal spring loaded cover with a positive open and close action. The … Continue reading →

[nggallery id=179] Flor de Cielo Churchill Corojo Cigar Review This 7×50 stick offers a dark tan wrapper with a slightly toothy, oily finish showing a good amount of small and medium veins. The aroma is a faint soapiness. First light is on the mild side showing

[nggallery id=176] 262 Paradigm Torpedo Cigar Review This 6.25×54 stick offers a thick, dark toothy maduro wrapper with minimal veins and tight even seams and construction. The aroma is a mild peppery tobacco. On first light the draw is

[nggallery id=167] Joya de Nicaragua Cabinetta No. 7 Cigar Review This 6×50 stick offers a two-tone wrapper consisting of a natural light tan shade covering the first 75%, and the last 25% wrapped in a dark chocolate maduro leaf. With a very loose, effortless draw, it puts out a terrific … Continue reading →