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 manufactured the [...]
Toasted Foot Supporters
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 [...]
Halloween Contest Winners!
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 [...]
October Cigar Contest – Sponsored by Miami Cigar & Company
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 [...]
Cigar Review: Guillermo Leon Signature Line
This is another solid smoke from La Aurora. Priced in the $7.60 to $9.80 range, this cigar is accessible to most smokers. The blend of different regions, coupled with the double binder, produces a smoke that is unique and complex, and that is why I would turn to this one again.
