I haven’t smoked many non-Cuban Fonseca cigars. The ones I’ve had over the years from the Dominican Republic seemed either one dimensional or disjointed in flavors, while the Cuban Fonseca always offered a good value with a mild to medium body along with wood and herbal tones. When I heard the Quesada’s were crafting a […]
Arturo Fuente is known for making great cigars regardless of price range. The average cigar smoker has no need to go all out with an Opus X to have a knockout cigar experience. He can just as easily do so with a regular Gran Reserva or a Short Story at a fraction of the cost. […]
Up for review today is a cigar by a relatively unknown brand called Moore & Bode. Though you may not have heard of it, the company is not new to the cigar world. The Florida based company has been in operation since 1990. The website claims that Moore & Bode “remains a privately held cigar […]
I’m a true fan of the Lancero size (aka “Connoisseur’s Smoke”) for its ability to yield concentrated flavors with its thinner ring gauge and long leaf wrapper to filler ratio. That is of course if it is done well. Kurt Kendall who’s made many quality smokes in a short amount of time has hit another […]
I recently made a stop at the Nat Sherman Townhouse and after finding out that no new shipments had come in since my last visit, I decided to try something from Tatuaje, a brand which I’ve generally overlooked after a handful of less than stellar experiences. The result is what’s up for review today: the […]