Let’s go all out with this review for such a special occasion! Introduction: There are moments in life that deserve to be celebrated in extraordinary ways. For the birth of my daughter Eden, I couldn’t think of a better time to indulge in a special cigar I’ve been saving. The Weller by Cohiba, a magnificent […]
Read More weller by cohibaThis has been the best cigar in my humidor for a while now, let’s not let it go to waste! This particular cigar has been aged for an impressive six years, showcasing the careful craftsmanship that went into its creation. The tobacco itself was aged previously for 7 years before being expertly rolled, making this […]
Read More Unbanded royalDifferent, but familiar. Smell from fresh, cedar. Lighting up, cedar. I’m not talking about just plain old cedar this is extreme cedar like you have never tasted before! Twenty minutes in this nicotine rich cigar has me up and going. The smoke it a little powdery and now laced with espresso, not one for the […]
Read More FLor de selva white roseThe last Archive cigar I smoked was quite unique, so let’s dive in! While caramel shortbread isn’t the scent I anticipated from a fresh cigar, it was surprisingly delightful. The smoke produced was wispy, but the construction and burn were impressive, showcasing a significant improvement compared to my previous experience with this brand. In the […]
Read More ArchiveFeaturing a smooth dark maduro wrapper with a pigtail on one end and a semi-closed foot on the other, this cigar certainly knows how to make an entrance. I must admit, the first 20 minutes or so were quite dreadful. The draw was frustratingly tight and ended up getting plugged. I made numerous attempts to […]
Read More Kafie grey wolfWhat’s your favourite vitola? I would have to say the robusto is right up there and this is a damn fine example! Since the origins of this cigar are undisclosed I have to take a random guess that this is a Habano wrapper. It has a rich smell from fresh a “cuban” type taste once […]
Read More Mr Robot fumadorToday I had the pleasure of trying the Rojas KSG Red, also known as the King of the Small Gauge. As a fan of Lanceros, I was initially surprised to see that this cigar was slightly bigger in gauge than what I was used to, but I was eager to give it a try nonetheless. […]
Read More Rojas KSG RedLet’s see if this Honcho is in charge. This dark, oily and veiny wrapper topped with an amazing band is a sight to behold. The smell from fresh is a little barnyard with a lot of minerals thrown in. Lighting up greets you with thick, chewy smoke with a white pepper finish. I remember the […]
Read More honchosI’ll say it again, Connecticut shade wrappers are quickly becoming my favourite. This smooth connecticut shade wrapper has a very faint but sweet scent from fresh. The first third is as subtle as it smells with a sweetness lingering on the finish. The smoke however is a little wispy and powdery. The second third bought […]
Read More Dunkin donutsThis is a beast of a cigar with an impressive shimmering halo band! This cigar is a status symbol, if you’re a bit of a show off this cigar is for you. The pack is solid but the draw resistance is spot on once lit. First flavours are of hay and liquorice. This is a […]
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