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Cigar Review: D'Crossier Golden Blend


The D’Crossier Golden Blend from Miami based Pure Aroma Cigars is a well aged medium bodied Costa Rican cigar. The company claims that 40 percent of the tobacco in the Golden Blend is from 2004 and that the cigars are aged in boxes for over a year. This cigar has the qualities that are typically associated with other well aged cigar. The top notch and the woodsy flavors makes this a boutique cigar worth searching out.

Caldwell Long Live the King Lancero cigar
Cigar Review: Caldwell Long Live the King Lancero


Robert Caldwell has been in the cigar industry a long time, but his boutique brand Caldwell Cigars is something new. They are still in the process of rolling out the line at select shops across the country. There is a quality and passion to these cigars that is very impressive. Perhaps the star of the new Caldwell line is the Long Live The King lancero. Wood and spice dominate this flavorful superbly constructed medium bodied lancero.

Camacho Ecuador Churchill cigar
Cigar Review: Camacho Ecuador Churchill



The Camacho Ecuador is an interesting new direction for Camacho. The Ecuadorian Habano wrapper is grown in the rugged soil beneath the Andes Mountains. When mixed with the Brazilian Mata Fina binder and Dominican and Honduran fillers create a unique blend of citrus, mint, oak, leather and chocolate flavors. The Camacho Ecuador is a great addition to the new Camacho line. With its reasonable price and great flavor the Ecuador is a great everyday cigar.

My Father La Antiguedad cigar
Cigar Review: My Father La Antiguedad


With their newest release, My Father has resurrected an old Cuban brand called La Antiguedad. The name translates as “The Antiquity” and it is similar to the Flor de las Antillas in appearance. This latest My Father cigar features an Ecuadorian wrapper with double Nicaraguan binders (both Criollo and Corojo). With chocolate and coffee as the backbone, there are also flavors of hazelnut, leather, spice and pepper. The La Antiguedad is a flavorful full bodied cigar that is sure to delight fans of the Garcia family.

Quesada 40th Salomon Press cigar
Cigar Review: Quesada 40th Salomon Press


The Quesada family has been making cigar for five generations, and in celebration of Manuel Quesada’s 40 years of dedication to the industry they have released the Quesada 40th. The 40th Salomon Press is a uniquely shaped cigar full of cocoa, coffee, cedar and pepper flavors. This is one of those cigars that you let age in the humidor and save for special occasions. My friend Issy at Smoke Inn Cigars turned me onto this cigar, and I need to thank him next time I see him because it was quite good.

Leccia Luchador Loco Perfecto Cigar
Cigar Review: Leccia Luchador Loco Perfecto


The Leccia Luchador takes it name from the famous masked Lucha Libre wrestlers in Mexico. Like those wrestlers the Luchador Loco Perfecto (litter all meaning “crazy perfect” in Spanish) is a spicy and peppery heavyweight that is sure to please. Packed full of every conceivable pepper flavor from crush red and ground black to green pepper. It’s an interesting mix of tobaccos that gives the Luchador its unique problem, including use of Pennsylvania Ligero.

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Guest Article: The FDA is Officially Creeping Into Your Humidor by Glynn Loope


We wrote our first article about what federal regulation of cigars could mean on June 12, 2009. Seems like a lifetime. During that time, many thought it was a case of ‘crying wolf,’ with thoughts the U.S. Food & Drug Administration would be consumed with attacking other tobacco products well into the next decade, or even another generation. On that date in June of ’09, I stated “the actions of the agency will have to be monitored on a consistent basis.”

601 La Bomba Bunker Buster Cigar from Smoke Inn Mircoblend
Cigar Review: 601 La Bomba Bunker Buster (Smoke Inn Mircoblend)



On June 6th, the anniversary of D-Day, Smoke Inn will release the latest cigar in its Microblend Series, the 601 La Bomba Bunker Buster from Espinosa cigars. A large launch party will be held at the Smoke Inn Casa de Monte Cristo in Boyton Beach, where to honor those who served our country, any active or former military will receive a free cigar and cocktail with a military ID. It’s nice to see the military aspect of the 601 Bunker Buster carried over to even its launch party.

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Cigar Review: 1907 by Dunhill

Dunhill / General Cigar Co. Country: Dominican Republic Wrapper: Honduras Binder: Dominican Republic Filler: Dominican Republic Size: 5″ x 52 Strength: medium bodied Price: N/A Overall Rating: 8.4 In 1907, Alfred Dunhill opened his first tobacco shop in London, and he soon made a name for himself as the tobacconist of choice for King George VI and Sir...

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Cigar Review: CAO Hurricane

CAO Cigars / General Cigar Co. Country: Nicaragua Wrapper: Nicaragua Binder: Honduras Filler: Honduras, Nicaragua & Dominican Republic Size: 6″ x 54 Strength: full bodied Price: $6.99 MSRP Overall Rating: 8.2 Just in time for Hurricane Season in the south east comes the Hurricane from CAO. The CAO Hurricane grew out of last year’s Last Stick...

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Cigar Review: 1502 Ruby

Global Premium Cigars Country: Nicaragua Wrapper: Ecuador Binder: Nicaragua Filler: Nicaragua Size: 6″ x 50 Strength: medium to medium-full Price: N/A Overall Rating: 8.7 The year 1502 was the year Christopher Columbus discovered Nicaragua (although I’m pretty sure the natives never thought it was lost) on his fourth and final voyage to the New...

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Cigar Review: Camacho Ecuador Churchill

Camacho Cigars Country: Honduras Wrapper: Ecuador Binder: Brazil (Mata Fina) Filler: Hionduras & Dominican Republic Size: 7″ x 48 Strength: medium-full to full Price: $7.50 Overall Rating: 9.1 The Camacho Ecuador is an interesting new direction for Camacho. The Ecuadorian Habano wrapper is grown in the rugged soil beneath the Andes Mountains. When...

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Cigar Review: My Father La Antiguedad

My Father Cigars Country: Nicaragua Wrapper: Ecuador (Habano) Binder: Nicaragua (Criollo & Corojo) Filler: Nicaragua Size: 5 1/4″ x 52 Strength: full bodied Price: $6.70 Click here to buy it now Overall Rating: 8.8 With their newest release, My Father has resurrected an old Cuban brand called La Antiguedad. The name translates as “The...

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