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Tuesday, May 27th, 2008Graycliff is an interesting cigar company: The factory, run by Master Torcedore Avelino Lara, is part of the historic Graycliff Hotel in the Bahamas. And, as a result, it’s by far the best-tasting house brand in the biz, and one of my favorite brands overall.
Have a Safe Memorial Day Weekend
Saturday, May 24th, 2008It has been awhile since I stepped away from the site so I’m taking this weekend to relax a bit and catch on some reading and maybe plan out some posts I want to do for the next few weeks. I may post some links and stuff tomorrow or maybe not, all depends how I [...]
Worst Cigar Names Ever
Friday, May 23rd, 2008Some of the cigar brands out there are tongue twisters when it comes to pronouncing them, but if you want your cigar to fail these names will surely help you in that endeavor. The names alone will make you shudder as you pass them on the shelves.
Cigar Review: Dunhill Nicaraguan Signed Range Robusto
Thursday, May 22nd, 2008
This has to be one of the most difficult cigars to track down information on. Dunhill doesn’t have a website for the cigars nor does British American Tobacco have any details. Luckily CigarCyclopedia and a few other sites had some great details on this cigar.
Cigar Review: La Aurora Connoisseur Selection Brazil
Wednesday, May 21st, 2008
After reviewing La Aurora’s website I realized I hadn’t smoked many of their cigars lately. The Connoisseur Selection is a cigar enthusiasts dream. It consists of four cigars each with the same blend, but featuring different wrappers. You can try each wrapper and see how the wrapper changes the flavor profile. The Connoisseur Selection features the same blend as the 1495 series, but you have your choice between the Brazilian, Cameroon, Connecticut and Corojo wrappers. I enjoy most cigars with Brazilian tobacco so I thought I’d start there.
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