Category: Cigar reviews
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Matilde renacer robusto review
Matilde wasn’t particularly complex in terms of flavor volume or changes between the thirds. It could be divided into two parts and the last third was more like the flavors from the second third were heightened a bit and became darker, but nothing worth giving a third of its own. Construction The Matilde renacer robusto…
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Buena Vista incognito short Robusto review
Construction The Buena Vista incognito short Robusto was incredibly evenly rolled with a matte feeling to it. The small, thick size felt cute but yet powerful at the same time. Band impression The feeling I got from the cigar band was nothing extra ordinary, it gave the cigar a feeling of beeing a everyday cigar,…
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The Complete Cigar Guide: Everything You Need to Know About Premium Cigars
By Peter | VDG Cigars You are holding something that took years to grow, months to ferment, weeks to roll, and the hands of someone who has spent a lifetime learning how. Most people who smoke their first premium cigar do not know that. Most people who have smoked for years still do not know…
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Brick House Connecticut robusto review
Somthing happened when i got to the last third of the Brick House Connecticut robusto i didn’t expect. Construction As I did my rutin routine inspection I couldn’t find any flaws. The Brick House Connecticut was firm, it didn’t have any major veins, nor didn’t have any soft or hard parts that would interfere with…
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Escobar Ultra Black cigar review
There is a special feeling about holding a 6 7/8 x 54 box-pressed limited edition cigar like the Escobar Ultra black. A powerful feeling that deserves your attention. Construction The Escobar Ultra black cigar was firmly rolled and box-pressed with even corners. There were no major veins that would indicate the cigar to burn unevenly…
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My Father Blue Petit Robusto cigar review
That cigar took me by surprise. Small but powerful. I hadn’t expected such complexity from My Father blue petit robusto given its size, but it took me by surprise and showed me more complexity than many other larger cigars. Construction of My Father Blue Petit Robusto My Father Blue Petit Robusto was box pressed and…
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Travel humidor NRNH galaxy review
It’s no secret that a travel humidor is my most used accessory. It goes with me wherever I go, always ready in case the opportunity to smoke a cigar presents itself. In 2025 Danays told me she was working on a project with a new type of traveling humidor, with the knowledge of her perfectionist…
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Escobar cigars Habano belicoso review
Conctrustion Rolling a Belicoso is a difficult vitola to roll and is usually one of my favorites to review. It shows the brand’s use of skilled Torcedors and how much passion they put into the cigar. The pointed tip, roll too hard and you get a thight draw, too loose and the cigar unravels. There…
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Escobar cigars maduro toro review
Construction Having previously reviewed Escobar cigars Connecticut robusto I was eager to review their maduro to see if the quality was up to the same level and it was. Escobar cigars maduro toro was firm and evenly rolled with no veins, soft or hard parts. The cigar had a thicker oily feel to it that…
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Escobar Connecticut robusto review
What surprised me was the sweetness that emerged, I can remember feeling similar sweetness in only one or two other cigars in the past. Construction Some cigars take you by surprise. When I reviewed the Escobar Connecticut, it was one of those moments. The cigar was incredibly firm and evenly rolled with a silky, oily…
