Posts from the ‘Cigar Reviews’ category
This page is where you will find easy to understand reviews of cigars that I have sampled and given a rating somewhere between “Good to Great.”
Debonaire Toro Cigar Review
La Flor Dominicana Oro Tubo Natural No. 6 Cigar Review
How to Smoke a Cigar
When I was just starting off, I would smoke my cigars way too fast. I think smoking too fast burns the cigar and makes it less enjoyable. Now I’ve learned that it’s important to take my time in between puffs. It’s also important not to take too hard of a puff on a cigar when you’re smoking it because you’ll get it too hot. Try to take soft, smooth draws on the cigar so the smoke feels “cool” and not “hot.” By taking your time with a cigar, you can taste the flavors on your palate better, and you won’t get burned out too quick. Also, when you feel like you’ve had enough of a cigar (either due to taste or feeling “smoked out”) just put it out. It’s not worth burning your lips, or feeling like crap afterwards. You know your limits better than anyone else, so always try to end your cigar on a good note. After all, smoking a cigar is about the environment, and the experience while you’re “enjoying the moment.” Don’t turn a good experience into a bad one. If you want to learn more about becoming an expert, read the Tobacconist Handbook.
Romeo Anejo Cigar Review
My Father Cigars La Duena Robusto No. 5 Cigar Review
Cohiba Red Dot Gigante
A great start for the Cohiba Red Dot Gigante. I enjoyed this smoke over at Club Humidor at Hueber. As of May 2015, this is my favorite cigar. One of the things I like best about this cigar is what it is made up of. This is a mild smoke with a nice Cameroon wrapper.
Wrapper = Cameroon
Binder = Jember (Indonesian)
Filler = Dominican Republic
Size = Gigante (6 x 60)
Ring Gage: 60
Cut Type = Single Deep Colibri V-Cut
Overall Rating = GREAT!