Today I’m diving into a cigar made by the very popular A.J. Fernandez. AJ’s cigars and me seem to have a love and hate relationship. There are some that I absolutely enjoy and some that are just not quite my profile. So today I’ll be lighting up a Morro Castle Belicoso and see where the [...]
Abdel “AJ” Fernandez worked under industry legend Alejandro Robaina for many years before moving to Nicaragua and starting his dream of producing his own cigars. He has been a big success ever since with his self branded blends, some Internet retailer exclusive blends and most recently, some B&M exclusive blends. Tony actually just reviewed the [...]
Now that IPCPR has passed, and slacker Daniel is back from vacation, we should be back to our normally scheduled 2 reviews a week. This week I am reviewing a cigar that I just couldn’t wait any longer to light up. Drew Estate’s Liga Privada Unico Serie L40. The Good Stuff: The L40 name actually [...]
For the first review this week, I take a look at a cigar that made it’s debut at the IPCPR show last week, Drew Estate’s Undercrown. This was one of the few “talked about” cigars that made it’s release at the trade show last week. I did quite a bit of research on this cigar [...]
It’s been awhile since we’ve had a review of a cigar with the My Father name on it’s band. Not to be confused with a cigar from the My Father factory. If you’ve kept up with a lot of recent cigar news you would have noticed that the My Father factory in Nicaraguan is quickly [...]
This week’s review is another one of my favorites, Drew Estate’s only non-aromatic ACID blend, the ACID one. I have stumbled across a few of these cigars in brick & mortar shops, but not regularly. The first time I picked one up I had no information about it, outside of the fact that it was [...]