This cigar was featured at our last Straight Up & Toasted cigar and whiskey tasting event. The Clasica is a new release from La Hoja Cigars, one of New York’s most up-and-coming brands known for it’s dedication to quality, construction, complexity, balance, and flavor. Blend Specifics Vitola:Toro 5.5” x 56 soft box-pressed Wrapper:Ecuadorian Corojo Binder: […]
A few weeks back, I had the pleasure of meeting Yadi from Flor De Gonzalez Cigars, and she passed along the brand’s newest release, the 90 Miles R.A. Nicaragua L.E. Lancero for review. I’m very pleased to present this cigar. Blend Specifics Cigar: Flor De Gonzalez 90 Miles R.A. Nicaragua L.E. Lancero Vitola: Lancero 7” […]
Cremo Cigars are one of the industry’s best kept secrets. I’ve reviewed more than one Cremo Cigar in the past and I have always been very satisfied with this brand in terms of construction, flavor and overall quality. Blend Specifics: Wrapper: Connecticut Filler: undisclosed Wrapper: Dominican and Nicaraguan Size: 6 x 52 Appearance & Construction […]
Fine Tobacco NYC recently did an event with Dominican Big Leaguer cigars and here is a review of their Habano line. Blend Specifics Cigar: Dominican Big Leaguer Habano Vitola:Toro Grand Toro 6” x 54 Wrapper: Ecuadorian Habano Binder: Dominican Filler: Dominican and Nicaraguan Appearance and Construction The DBL Habano has a medium chocolate brown with […]
This is a review by Charlie Freeman, a frequent Fine Tobacco NYC event guest and a personal friend of mine. Enjoy the review, and drop a comment if you have thoughts! In New York you can find just about any kind of cigar from around the world. You can even find Cubans if you know […]