RoMa Craft Intemperance EC XVIII Goodness LE: A beautiful surprise
When I got RoMa Craft Intemperance EC XVIII Goodness LE cigar, I was excited to light up this box pressed robusto to see what delights this cigar had in store.
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Nordlicht Short Torpedo Maduro: Get ready for lift-off!
Nordlicht Cigars have been creating quite the buzz in the cigar community. I was excited to be offered the opportunity to sample their short torpedo maduro.
Skull 77 El Volcano: A smooth, rich, gentle giant of a cigar
Skull 77 are known for their large vitolas and consistant flavours. I couldn’t say no to trying their new El Volcano cigar, and what a cigar it turned out to be
PSyKo Seven Connecticut Robusto: A crazy good cigar for everyone
The PSyKo Seven Connecticut Robusto might not be my obvious choice of cigar, but smoking it on a live review with Sin Cigars and a fellow SOTL opened my eyes.
Epic Ten: A beautiful anniversary cigar from a brand who cares
The Epic Ten is one of those cigars that will be etched into my memory for a long time to come. This box pressed maduro toro is just about perfect in every way.
Arturo Fuente Opus X Love Affair: A perfect perfecto
Over the years I’ve developed a love of perfecto cigars. When I chose to smoke the Arturo Fuente Opus X Love Affair, it confirmed how beautiful this vitola is.
Hiram and Solomon Curamus cigar: A divine afternoon
Curamus translates as “we care”. This is a cigar that’s been crafted by Hiram and Solomon with care and attention to every detail of the smoking experience.
Aviator Series Cochon Volant: An Art Nouveau masterpiece of a cigar
The Aviator Series Cochon Volante with its art nouveau band has been enticing me to smoke it since it took up residence in my humidor, and what a cigar it was.
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
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
