El Viejo Continente Classic Robustom: An exciting prospect
It’s a possibility that the El Viejo Continente Classic Robustom may be my new favourite cigar. I haven’t been as excited to see how a cigar ages in a long time
Category: Cigar Reviews
Brick House Robusto Cigar: Strong, smooth and nutty
When I fancied a full flavoured cigar that would give 2 hours of pleasure, I grabbed the Brick House Robusto. Smooth, chocolatey and nutty it didn’t disappoint
Skull 77 El Nino Cigar: Small but mighty
Don’t let the stubby size of the Skull 77 El Nino cigar fool you. It uses the same blend as its big brothers the El Diablo and El Unico and packs the same punch
Alec Bradley Project 40 Robusto: Smooth, meditative and delicious
Whilst not full of complicated flavours, the Alec Bradley Project 40 Robusto is a smooth, creamy cigar that slows the world down letting you savour every moment
Quai D’Orsay No. 50: A gentle and creamy puro
The Quai D’Orsay No. 50 is one of those Cuban cigars I knew about but due to the light wrapper, had never smoked. It turned out to be a richly flavoured smoke.
Plasencia Alma Fuente Sixto II: A sublime premium puro
Plasencia are known for their premium Nicaraguan cigars. The Alma Fuente Sixto II is noteable not only for its hexagonal shape, but also being an amazing smoke.
Liga Privada Pichardo Cigar Review: A wolf in sheep’s clothing
The Liga Privada Pichardo Cigar might look unassuming sitting quietly in your humidor, but it’s anything but quiet when it comes to flavour and smoke quality.
El Viejo Continente Maduro Lancero cigar review: A long and exquisite smoke of beautiful complexity
The El Viejo Continente Maduro Lancero cigar has cemented my opinion that this is one of the most delicious, beautiful and complex vitolas available.
Jose L Piedra Cazadores Review: Tried, tested and loved
One of the first premium cigar brands I smoked was Jose L Piedra. Since then the Jose L Piedra Cazadores has become a favourite and I always keep a few to hand.
MUWAT Gordo by Drew Estate Review: Bigger can be Better
Jonathan Drew nicknamed this vitola the Uzi for its 5×60 size. On picking up a bundle of 50, he said “My uzi weighs a ton”, and so the MUWAT Gordo got its name.
