"There are two things a man never forgets – his first love and his first cigar" – John Bain
This review is to compliment the review my fellow Cigar Sage published on the Liga Privada No. 9. There’s an ongoing debate between us as to which one is better. As Connor already stated, there is no correct answer to that. It’s subjective, as is your opinion on every cigar you smoke. There are so…
Every year on July 4th, for the last 7 years, my father and I have smoked a Camacho Liberty. The name alone is perfectly fitting, and each year is a different blend so it keeps things interesting. Now since these cigars are typically released after the Fourth, we usually smoke last years with just about…
The year is 2011, and the annual IPCPR Trade Show reveals a new Arturo Fuente that any cigar fanatic like myself would go crazy for, the God of Fire Serie B. Released in 2 sizes(Vitolas) and in 2 different wrappers this cigar offers a whole new take on the already successful God of Fire lines.…
Jaime Garcia, son of Don (Jose) Pepin Garcia, is the mastermind behind this and the My Father cigars. For this cigar he utilized, a Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper, Ecuadorian binder, and various Nicaraguan fillers. Unlike some of his others, or his fathers for that matter, the Reserva didn’t have that distinctive pepper note. Just a hint…
As stated in my previous post I promised a review on one of my favorite cigars of all time, the Tennessee Waltz by Crowned Heads. This 5 1/2 x 52 stick with Connecticut broadleaf wrapper and Nicaragua fillers packs a flavor profile of sweet hickory note, an underlying leather, and earth throughout the duration of…
Up until about a year ago, I had never heard of Roberto P. Duran. Fortunately for me, my father happened to know Jack Torano(who now works for the company) from previous events he had attended, so when we and a group of friends went to an event in Pennsylvania, I had the honor of meeting…
Sometime in early February I caught wind of a new cigar coming about by L’Atelier, a company I(admittedly) was never thrilled by. That’s not to say that I haven’t liked any of their previous cigars, just that none of them that I had tried had ever really knocked it out of the park. It’s safe…
The new Davidoff Nicaragua Box-Pressed Scheduled to be released later this month, I was lucky enough to get to try one of these already. It did not disappoint. For your typical Fuller Bodied cigar smoker Davidoff really only had two options, the Millenium blend, and the original Nicaragua, maybe the Escurio if you want to…