[nggallery id=386] Padilla Miami Toro Cigar Review This 6×50 stick features a soft dark tan wrapper with minimal veins, tight seams, double cap, slight spongy give and tangy manure aroma. First light reveals a loose draw putting out medium-full body flavors of a zingy aged

[nggallery id=168] Ashton ESG 23 Year Salute Cigar Review This 6.25×52 stick offers a dark milk chocolate wrapper with a slight tooth, tight seams and firm pack with just a bit of give. A triple cap and minimal veins combine with a slightly irregular lumpy appearance showing it as a hand made creation. The first third brought

[nggallery id=99] The Football Cigar Review This stick, about 4 1/2″ long and 60 or so around in the widest section, proved to be a novelty item. I didn’t know what to expect from it, simply because it was obviously a novelty cigar. On one had it might just be produced for fun and appearances, on the other – it is just a regular cigar with an odd shape and …

A couple things I am frequently asked, be it on the blog, through YouTube, comments on the articles or videos, email, through forums, etc. – is why don’t I give cigars a rating and talk more about the stick before I smoke it? Simply put, there are some things that I have chosen not to do because I feel they are irrelevant to the pleasure and experience of smoking a …