Cohiba is the pinnacle of Cuban cigars. Almost everyone you talk to about Cuban cigars will mention Cohiba as the brand they know. They’ve always stood for high quality and excellent smokes, usually with a full-bodied appeal. The Cohiba brand was a one-trick pony for a long time but in the not so distant past [...]
This week’s review is a cigar that I have been absolutely dying to try. I finally got my hands on the Cohiba Behike and I am wasting no time firing this bad boy up. The Good Stuff: The Cohiba Behike (or “Tribal Chief) was once deemed the most expensive cigar in the world. I’m not entirely [...]
This week’s review is one Daniel has been ever-so patient about me writing. The Partagas Serie D No. 4. I got a few of these in a package that Daniel sent down from the great white north. This is my last out of the handful that he sent over. Each of the cigars that I [...]
Not long ago I wrote up a review for Tatuaje’s Black Tubo. By far, one of the better Tatuaje sticks I have had. Within the comment section of that review our good friend Brooks over at Smoking Stogie offered up a very rare gem. The most sought after vitola in the Tatuaje Black line, The [...]
The Montecristo Petit Edmundo is quickly making it’s way to the top of many people’s favorite cigar lists. It’s a fairly new cigar to the Montecristo brand and brings a totally different blend of Cuban tobacco into the mix. It may share a name similarity with it’s larger brother, the Montecristo Edmundo, but the flavors [...]
When most people think of Cuban cigars, they think of Montecristo. The name is definitely one of the most recognized worldwide by cigar smokers and non-smokers alike. The top selling cigar out of Cuba is also a Montecristo, the infamous No. 4. The Montecristo brand name actually comes from the book “The Count of Montecristo” [...]
