There are cigars that show up quietly, and then there are cigars that kick the door open with a painted grin and something to prove. Pagliacci Di Sigari from Cigar Clowns falls into that second category. Cigar Clowns has always had a different kind of energy. The brand leans into dark humor, bold artwork, and…
I had two distinct rules while conducting my research for this post. Firstly, I was limited to selecting only one cigar from a particular company. Secondly, the cigars had to be priced under $7 to ensure a broader audience.. Finding a good boutique cigar for under seven bucks can be challenging, but these five sticks…
Crowned Heads is introducing a new addition to its core line, and it’s something to be excited about. The new cigar comes wrapped in a sleek baby blue wrapper that immediately catches your attention. It’s the first new product they’ve collaborated on with My Father Cigars in ten years. The Moonflower is a medium to…
Guess who’s back, back again, nope not that guy…. its our old pal Johnny Tobacconaut. Johnny Tobacconaut, a limited-edition Nicaraguan puro introduced in 2015, has undergone a significant transformation. After a few years of absence, it made a triumphant return in 2021, this time with an Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper. The 2021 edition was exclusively available…
Jeremy Mcdonald founded Wildfire Cigar Company back in 2014, with the limited one time release of the Single, followed by the Revivalist. Since then he as been grinding away and kicking open doors in the cigar industry. I recently had a chance to speak to him at the annual PCA Convention this year in New…
today we unbox the latest monthly box from King Of The Leaf
Today we unbox the February Box from King of the Leaf check out the video below…
This weekend I had the pleasure to revisit and smoke the Illusion Original Documents Maduro in a 5×52 robusto. The smoke was everything I remembered it to be, and more. A small stick of dynamite, a pepper bomb, a pure enjoyment from cold draw to final puff! Right off the bat you will notice this…
Todays cigar to review is the Yellowstone from Big Sky Cigars. This cigar is named after the Yellowstone River and comes in at a size of 5X50 with a Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper and a Nicaragua binder and filler, with the binder and fillers being Nicaragua. Cold draw gave me hints of hay, leather and earthly…
