Reviews

Not all Cuban cigars have to start at $25 per cigar.

The second vitola in the line is almost the more limited of the two, with only 10,000 total cigars released.

One hundred and twenty years is a long time to be in the cigar business.

This cigar was made to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Cigars Direct, a Tampa-based retailer.

Named for fold-down part of the back of a truck or parking lot festivities before football games? Yes.

The cigar is named for the most powerful nuclear weapon ever created and tested.

Don’t call it a comeback.

This is the third vitola for the Alma Fuerte Colorado Claro blend, the first one to be round instead of box-pressed.

After nearly 12 year, it’s time to review the original Undercrown Flying Pig, a once tiny exclusive release for the Netherlands that has since become a regular production SKU.

All Saints Co-founder Micky Pegg says the cigar is “the culmination of our passion for the craft.”

The regular production line includes a filler tobacco that Rocky Patel has never used in a blend before.