60 SECOND CIGAR REVIEW - Cornelius & Anthony Daddy Mac

Lundgrens Västkusten Vit Snus Review

(Snubie) Lundgrens Västkusten is a semi-new product from Fiedler and Lundgren. I say "semi-new" because it's basically the same thing as Lundgren's Marstrand, which was a limited edition product I reviewed back in 2018.
Västkusten means "west coast," so this product is one that corresponds with that region of Sweden. Continued

Peter Stokkebye Luxury Bullseye Flake Review

Cigar Review: Casa de Garcia Connecticut

 

(Cigar Masters) … Offering a fair amount of cigar for your money, the Casa de Garcia Churchill Connecticut measures just over 6 inches long with a 50 gauge ring, a nice fat smoke that can last upwards of an hour and a half. Great for long, lazy mornings when you want something smooth to wake you up. Continued

Padre Piper Checking In on a Beautiful Spring Day

Colibri Quasar Cut Review

Tobacco Review: Bengal Slices

Weekly Top 5 cigars week 15

Satisfied, Maybe

(A Hobby, Not a Habit) Part of what accounts for the well-remarked-on pipe-acquisition disorder (PAD) and tobacco-acquisition disorder (TAD) is the all-too-human (I think) proclivity to value what we have less than what we are yet to have.
I have way too much opened tobacco, each blend of which I was excited to acquire — only to find that I was much less excited once it became part of my stash. Continued

In my pipe, Frog Morton's Ghost

Brick House Maduro Short Torpedo Review

 

(Halfwheel) … I've long maintained that the Brick House line is one of the best bang-for-you-buck cigars on the market, and I'd continue to make that claim after smoking three of the Brick House Maduro Short Torpedo. Continued

First Impressions: MacBaren Dark Twist Roll Cake

Factory Smokes Maduro by Drew Estate Toro

 

(Cigar Dojo) A sub-two-dollar cigar; it’s a style few thought would ever come out of the revered La Gran Fabrica Drew Estate factory, even when taking into account the tin-packaged cigars that began making their way to retailers in 2017.
Drew Estate has made it known that the company opposes the “factory seconds” style sometimes released by other factories—that is, offering cigars that didn’t meet quality standards for regular-production brands at discounted prices.
But this mindset doesn’t, however, extend into the category of “bundle cigars,” as Drew Estate debuted a line of four cigars in 2018, intended to offer consumers an extreme value, while maintaining Drew Estate’s unorthodox flair. Continued

Romeo y Julieta 1875 Cigar Review

A First Impression: Captain Black “Grape” Pipe Tobacco