[nggallery id=807] Cult Profile Toro Cigar Review This 6×50 stick features a dark brown oily satin finished wrapper with minimal veins, small imperfections here and there, tight seams, a firm even pack, double cap and very pungent barnyard aroma. First light reveals

[nggallery id=761] Arandoza Blue Label Robusto Cigar Review This 5×52 stick features a dark tan wrapper with a firm pack, fine tooth and oily rough leather feel with minimal veins, tight invisible seams, double cap and pungent wet earth and hay aroma. First light reveals

[nggallery id=727] Placeres Reserva Estrellas Cigar Review This 5×50 box pressed robusto features a dark brown red hued mottled wrapper with a soft oily slightly spongy give, minimal veins, tight invisible seams, double cap and rich musty damp tobacco aroma. First light reveals

[nggallery id=665] Paul Garmirian Symphony 20 Connoisseur Cigar Review This 6×52 stick features a dark brown smooth oily wrapper with a firm dense pack, minimal veins, tight invisible seams, double cap and rich dark chocolate and tobacco aroma. First light reveals

[nggallery id=614]   H. Upmann 1844 Churchill Cigar Review This 7×50 stick has been in my humidor about 4 years and used to be a regular smoke for me, I want to see how it has changed since the last time I had one was about the time I put … Continue reading →

[nggallery id=596]   Rocky Patel 1961 Torpedo Cigar Review This 6 1/8×52 stick features a firm dark chocolate wrapper with medium veins, slightly lifted seams, oily barely toothy feel, firm pack and a rich chocolate aroma. First light reveals

[nggallery id=541] Alec Bradley Prensado Churchill Cigar Review This 7×48 box pressed stick features a dark brown slightly red hued wrapper with glove soft feel, even slightly spongy give, minimal veins, tight invisible seams, triple cap and a very pungent barnyard aroma. First light reveals

[nggallery id=461]   La Aurora Broadway Toro Cigar Review This 5.75×52 stick features a dark brown wrapper with a slight red hue, minimal veins, tight seams, smooth slightly oily feel, firm even pack, triple cap and peppery soap aroma. First light reveals

[nggallery id=446] Cordoba & Morales Family Reserve Habano Toro Cigar Review This 5.25×54 stick features a dark tan very soft and smooth firmly packed wrapper with minimal veins, tight invisible seams, double cap and rich oily barnyard aroma.  First light reveals full body flavors of a big pepper an spice … Continue reading →

[nggallery id=265] Tambo Grand Robusto Cigar Review This 6×62 stick offers a dark brown wrapper with a satin finish and slight bit of tooth. It has minimal veins, invisible seams and a firm pack, with a rich slightly peppery aroma. First light reveals a very loose draw, decent smoke production … Continue reading →

[nggallery id=217] Cuban Crafters Cupido Tuxedo Churchill Maduro Cigar Review This 7×52 stick offers a dark chocolate wrapper with tight seams, minimal veins, a firm very dense pack and an oily sweet aroma. First light reveals a great draw, minimal but rich smoke production with flavors of a medium bodied … Continue reading →

[nggallery id=137] Old Henry Robusto Cigar Review This 5×50 stick offers a medium tan wrapper with firm construction and a triple cap, with a very pleasant sweet aroma. Flavors were fairly consistant for the first two thirds, showing a smooth, rich

[nggallery id=133] Padilla Signature 1932 Robusto Cigar Review This 5×50 dark chocolate stick offered a smooth almost seamless wrapper with some tiny veins, a triple cap and a great tobacco aroma. Draw was on the loose side and burn was very good all the way down, holding the ash in … Continue reading →

[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 →

[nggallery id=104] Reyes Family Cigars Premier Gordo Cigar Review This 6×60 double tapered stick is unique in that both ends are open, making the cut completely unnecessary. Luckily they designed it just right, and both the burn and draw were very good right from the start with no issues. Draw … Continue reading →

[nggallery id=92] This 6×53 stick was a powerhouse of flavor! Offering a pretty straight forward but interesting blend of flavors all the way down. The burn was excellent from start to finish, holding the white ash to about an inch. Draw was firm and worked well, taking the smoke time … Continue reading →

[nggallery id=43] An excellent 5×52 smoke, producing copious amounts of thick cool smoke. Starting with a good light peppery heat on the long finish, the flavors of chocolate and earth mellowed into a smooth leather and cocoa oily mixture.  Overall a medium-full bodied experience, it is sure to please the … Continue reading →