One of the local shops I go to, Embassy Cigars in Brea, has the uncanny ability to have a good selection of limited edition cigars. For example, take the Viaje Satori, which I will review shortly. Viaje Cigars only makes cigars in small batches and, according to Halfwheel, there were only 3,750 cigars made for […]
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Quesada Heisenberg Cigar Review
I liked Breaking Bad. It was a different kind of show; a good mixture of smarts, drama and enough comedy, especially during the earlier seasons, to make the show work very well. Even though it’s by no means my favorite show it’s a show I wouldn’t mind watching again in five or ten years. The […]
Tatuaje 10th Anniversary Cigar Review
From Cigar Aficionado: To commemorate [Tatuaje’s tenth anniversary], My Father Cigars is repackaging the original Tatuaje Selección de Cazador, or “brown label,” sizes in a gold foil pouch with a redesigned band and uncut foot. A new perfecto size has also been created. That’s cool, most companies, no matter in what industry, don’t make it […]
Liga Privada T52 Flying Pig Short Cigar Review
Wrapper: Stalk-cut Habano Connecticut | Binder: Brazilian Mata Fina | Filler: Nicaraguan, Dominican & Honduran | Box of 12: $144.90; Single: $16.10 | Perfecto | 4.125″ x 60 0/3: I received this cigar as a Christmas gift from a friend named Danny (Danny was gracious enough to do reviews for […]
Oliva Serie V Melanio Maduro Cigar Review
I reviewed the Oliva Serie V Melanio a little while ago and I enjoyed it. I mean, it wasn’t the best cigar I’ve ever had but it was pretty good. Better than that really. Will the wrapper change make a difference for the better… or worse? (Technically, I guess there could be a push.) With […]