The cigar of the month is none other than Rebellion cigars 5 o clock somehwere. The cigar is incredibly lightly smoked with a body of medium on the borderline of mild. The flavors are balanced except for a unique fruitiness that you don’t feel too often that stands out a little extra from the crowd of flavors. Strangely enough, you could compare it to a fruit salad in the summer in the first half of the cigar. When you get into the second half, the flavors develop and it shows a lighter complexity where more flavors come into the picture. I think the cigar is cheap in comparison to what you get and the unique fruitiness that emerges.

Enjoy our in depth review here: Rebellion cigars 5 o clock somewhere

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