[nggallery id=697] Rocky Patel 15th Anniversary Robusto Cigar Review This 5×50 box pressed stick features a dark chocolate very soft oily wrapper with minimal veins, tight invisible seams, trple cap, even slightly spongy pack and rich peppery floral aroma. First light reveals
Rocky Patel 15th Anniversary Robusto Cigar Review
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by Bryan Glynn, March 9, 2013[nggallery id=690] Ashton VSG Torpedo Cigar Review This 6.5×55 torpedo stick features a slick oily smooth very dark brown wrapper with minimal veins, tight invisible seams, an even slightly spongy give and peppery cedar aroma. First light reveals
Nestor Miranda 1989 Robusto Cigar Review
by Bryan Glynn, January 28, 2013[nggallery id=667] Nestor Miranda 1989 Robusto Cigar Review This 5×50 stick features a dry dark brown toothy wrapper with a light pack, minimal veins, a few stretch marks, tight seams, rough triple cap and dry tobacco aroma. First light reveals
Vato Las Vegas Blend Front Nine Cigar Review
by Bryan Glynn, January 26, 2013[nggallery id=666] Vato Las Vegas Blend Front Nine Cigar Review This 7×50 stick features a tan smooth wrapper with a soft satin feel, dense pack, minimal veins, tight invisible seams, double cap and deep hay aroma. First light reveals
Punch Bareknuckle Belicoso Cigar Review
by Bryan Glynn, December 17, 2012[nggallery id=645] Punch Bareknuckle Belicoso Cigar Review This 5×50 stick features a dark brown very firm and toothy wrapper with minimal veins, tight seams, a slight oil sheen and rich musty hay aroma. First light reveals
Tatuaje Anarchy Apocalypse Cigar Review
by Bryan Glynn, November 21, 2012[nggallery id=631] Tatuaje Anarchy Apocalypse Cigar Review This 5.25×48-52 perfecto stick features a dark chocolate mottled wrapper with minimal veins, tight invisible seams, a few small imperfections, a snake coil or cinnamon bun pigtail, light pack, slight oil sheen, firm even feel and rich musty damp barnyard aroma. This … Continue reading →
CAO OSA Lot T Cigar Review
by Bryan Glynn, November 19, 2012[nggallery id=630] CAO OSA Lot T Cigar Review This 4.5×50 box pressed torpedo features an oily, silky smooth dark brown wrapper with minimal veins, tight invisible seams, a firm even pack and rich cedar aroma. First light reveals
Epicurean Cigars Gonzo Toro Cigar Review
by Bryan Glynn, April 9, 2012[nggallery id=493] Epicurean Cigars Gonzo Toro Cigar Review This 6×52 box pressed broadleaf wrapped cigar features a dark brown slightly red wrapper with an oily fine sandpaper tooth, tight invisible seams, minimal veins, very firm even pack, double cap and pungent manure aroma. First light reveals
Di Fazio Maduro Churchill Cigar Review
by Bryan Glynn, May 12, 2011[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 →
Canimao Robusto Extra Cigar Review
by Bryan Glynn, September 4, 2010[nggallery id=231] Canimao Robusto Extra Cigar Review This 6 1/8×52 stick offers a medium tan wrapper with a firm smooth feel, minimal veins, tight seams, a few splotches here and there and a good double cap. The aroma is a potent potpourri type smell with a nice little zing. First … Continue reading →
Padron 1926 Anniversary No. 6 Cigar Review
by Bryan Glynn, April 9, 2010[nggallery id=191] Padron 1926 Anniversary No. 6 Cigar Review This 4.7×50 stick offers a mottled medium chocolate glove soft wrapper, with seams you can see but not feel and almost no veins even visible. It has a uniform firm but not hard feel, a tight box press, double cap and … Continue reading →
Cheap Stick Shootout 2 Cigar Review
by Bryan Glynn, November 30, 2009[nggallery id=131] Cheap Stick Shootout 2 Cigar Review This is the 2nd Cheap Stick Shootout – today we have the Thompson Empresario Maduro Churchill vs. the Perfect Cut Corona Tubos. The Empresario comes in at 7×48, the Perfect Cut at 5.5×42. Both are a mild-medium cigar, the Empresario being a … Continue reading →
Gurkha Micro Batch Liga VH-7 Cigar Review
by Bryan Glynn, November 6, 2009[nggallery id=118] Gurkha Micro Batch Liga VH-7 Cigar Review This 6×50 box pressed stick offered a very soft silky dark chocolate wrapper, with a near perfect burn and great draw, on the loose side. Burn time to just past the band was 1:15 with the ash holding on right to … Continue reading →
El Mejor Emerald Torpedo Cigar Review
by Bryan Glynn, August 19, 2009[nggallery id=81] This 6.5×54 stick offered a loose bound foot with no wrapper on the last inch or so, and came in a cedar sleeve. It gave some interesting flavors directly after the light, with a very loose draw that came up to a normal resistance once the burn point … Continue reading →
Rocky Patel The Edge Torpepdo Cigar Review
by Bryan Glynn, April 19, 2009Lots of cool, rich smoke offering a very creamy smooth texture. Medium-full bodies flavor consisting of a great complexity: nuts, caramel, coffee, leather, mocha, and a touch of pepper on a clean short finish. Great smoke! Slow burning, 1 1/4 hours. Available as a cosmetic factory second called X-Out Liga … Continue reading →
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