Category: Cigar reviews
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Travel humidor NRNH galaxy review
It’s no secret that a travel humidor is my most used accessory. It goes with me wherever I go, always ready in case the opportunity to smoke a cigar presents itself. In 2025 Danays told me she was working on a project with a new type of traveling humidor, with the knowledge of her perfectionist…
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Escobar cigars Habano belicoso review
Conctrustion Rolling a Belicoso is a difficult vitola to roll and is usually one of my favorites to review. It shows the brand’s use of skilled Torcedors and how much passion they put into the cigar. The pointed tip, roll too hard and you get a thight draw, too loose and the cigar unravels. There…
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Escobar cigars maduro toro review
Construction Having previously reviewed Escobar cigars Connecticut robusto I was eager to review their maduro to see if the quality was up to the same level and it was. Escobar cigars maduro toro was firm and evenly rolled with no veins, soft or hard parts. The cigar had a thicker oily feel to it that…
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Escobar Connecticut robusto review
What surprised me was the sweetness that emerged, I can remember feeling similar sweetness in only one or two other cigars in the past. Construction Some cigars take you by surprise. When I reviewed the Escobar Connecticut, it was one of those moments. The cigar was incredibly firm and evenly rolled with a silky, oily…
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Meerapfel Maestranza Baron review
Conctrustion This was one of those rare moments when the construction was absolutely perfect but the cigar still turned out to have quite a few flaws. The Meerapfel Maestranza Baron was firm and smooth rolling with a thick oily feel to it. There were no veins, soft spots or hard lumps that would give away…
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Brick House maduro robusto cigar review
Construction As i ran my fingers across the Brick House maduro I could feel a vein running from the foot to approximately middle of the cigar. The vein was not the big kind you know from start will cause a uneven burn, it was the kind you just hope won’t make the cigar burn uneven.…
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Ibis Honduras robusto review
Construction Some times you just get amazed. When i held The Ibis Honduras robusto in my hand was one of those moments. Price is not always associated with quality but many times it is reflected the construction of a cigar. The Ibis Honduras is one of the best cigars I have held in my hand…
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Ibis Nicaragua robusto cigar review
A friend called – Peter you have to try this cigar! He told me all about his experience and what the price of the cigar was. I was a little curious but still very skeptical. Of course there are cheap cigars with incredibly good quality today, but this one would be something different I was…
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Flor De Selva classic Egoista cigar review
Construction I was surprised when I picked up the smal cigar. The fact the Flor de selva Egoista had a ring gauge of 56 (22mm), a ring gauge that is mostly found in Gordo, thicker toros and robusto grande made me think it would be a little heavier even though it was a short i…
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Matilde Serena robusto cigar review
Construction The Matilde Serena robusto was as I had hoped when i started of with my inspection, The cigar was evenly rolled, no soft parts that would reveal that it would burn crookedly, hard parts which would indicate that it was “plugged” or veins that would indicate that it would affect smoking. There was a…
