Arturo Fuente Casa Fuente Cameroon – A Review
The Casa Fuente is a grail from the industry giant, Arturo Fuente, but this new release comes with some growing pains.
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Quai D’Orsay No. 54 – A Review
The Quai D’orsay No. 54, a modern Cuban blended for the French market with a sophisticated flavor profile.
Tatuaje 10th Anniversary Tuxtla – A Review
Tatuaje’s 10th anniversary blend rereleased with a limited Mexican San Andres wrapper. No frills, but plenty of fun.
Juan López Selección No.2 – A Review
A classic 90s blend with a lot of life left to live. Perfect for the morning walk to the coffee shop, or sunbathing with a spritz.
Illusione ECCJ – A Review
Illusione’s ECCJ is a wild ride. Big flavors, and lots of complexity make this one of Dion Giolito’s best cigars.
Montecristo Petit No. 2 – A Review
The Montecristo Petit No.2 is the little brother to the legendary original. It smoked flawlessly, but left a bit to be desired in terms of flavor.
Casdagli Grand Café Maduro – A Review
A lancero that punches way above it’s weight class. The Grand Café Maduro was rich, dynamic, and classy.
H. Upmann Connossieur No. 1 – A Review
This pre 1960 blend has a lot of old school cool. A timeless blend, in a legendary vitola is a recipe for a great cigar.
Foundation Aksum Claro – A Review
Nicholas Melillo’s Aksum (formerly Metapa) is a very well made cigar with unique flavors, and some stellar construction.
San Cristóbal de la Habana Prado – A Review
San Cristóbal de la Habana Prado shows a lot of potential for a great blend, but this example was plagued with construction issues making it difficult to enjoy.