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Cigar Review: La Jugada “Prieto” Robusto


La Jugada “Prieto”, a new brand that launched at the end of 2012 by longtime friends Danny Moya and Nelson Ruiz, is one of the latest cigars to utilize the Mexican San Andres Maduro wrapper. The “Prieto” or “move” is named as a tribute to the game of Dominoes, which the founder of...

Cigar Review: Casa Magna Domus Magnus II Optimus


Despite having been delayed for a few months, the Domus Magnus II line – currently offered in the Optimus and Primus sizes – continues the celebrated relationship of Manolo Quesada and Nestor Plasencia. Serving as a...

Cigar Review: Espinosa Maduro Toro


Having hit store shelves roughly a month ago, the Espinosa Maduro is the namesake follow-up to Erik Espinosa’s first solo release, the Espinosa Habano. Made in his picturesque La Zona factory in Estelí, according to the company’s press release, this cigar is reminiscent of brand owner Erik Espinosa’s personal taste...

Cigar Review: Ortega Serie “D” No. 9



Eddie Ortega made quite the splash last year when he and long time partner, Erik Espinosa, split EO Brands and Eddie launched Ortega Cigar Company. Eddie’s first release was the Serie D Maduro. Cloaked in a dark San Andres Mexican wrapper, the Serie D no. 8 was my #2 cigar of the year last year and is a staple in my smoking...

Cigar Review: La Aurora Preferidos “Diamond”


Unveiled last summer at IPCPR and released in October, The Preferidos “Diamond” is an extension of the La Aurora Preferidos line. The Preferidos line features five other versions which are distinguished by the color of their decorative tubo packaging as well as their...

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Cigar Review: Miami Cigar Añoranza Robusto

Miami Cigar Añoranza Robusto Size:  Robusto-Box Pressed  (5 x 50 ) Wrapper: Nicaraguan Habano Oscuro Binder: Nicaragua Filler:  Nicaragua Strength: Medium Price:  (IPCPR Sample) $6.50 msrp Grade: 8.9 Miami Cigar Company had a number of new offerings at ICPCR and while I wasn’t able to get my hands on all of them, a retailer I had befriended at the...

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Cigar Review: La Sirena

  Size: 5×50, The Prince (Robusto) Wrapper: Connecticut Broadleaf Maduro Binder: Nicaraguan Habano & Nicaraguan Corojo Filler: Nicaraguan Criollo ’98 & Corojo ‘96 Strength: Medium/Full Price: $8-10 MSRP Grade: 9.0 La Sirena is a later 2010 release from Miami Cigar & Co and is a collaboration with Don Pepin Garcia, who both blended and...

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We’d like to take a minute to say thank you to our sponsors… …and to tell you a little bit about them as well. We’ve been very fortunate to have a great team of sponsors that we are very proud to display on our website. In random order, here is a little more information about our team. La Garita Cigar Company (Falto Cigars) - Luis Falto...

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We had a great time with the Halloween Contest, and would like to thank everyone that participated! We’d also like to thank the awesome folks at Miami Cigar & Company for sponsoring our contest. As a reminder, the 5 winners will each review a 7 pack of Miami Cigars: Calibre 58, La Aurora 107, Guillermo Leon Signature Series, La Aurora Corojo, Nestor...

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For our contest this month we have a Halloween Themed Contest, sponsored by Miami Cigar & Company, who is a sponsor of Toasted Foot. Over the last year or so, they’ve released A LOT of new cigars, and we’ve enjoyed all of them so far. So, we’d like to give you a chance to try their cigars, if you haven’t already. - We’ll have...

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