Holy Grail Week

Three years ago, Brooks Whittington reviewed the La Gloria Cubana 25 Aniversario Pirámides, now it’s time to look at the other cigar that came in the humidor.

A limited edition of a limited edition produced for the United Arab Emirates unexpectedly showed up in a holiday sampler.

There aren’t many Holy Grail cigar accessories, but we got our hands on one of the most legendary cigar cutters ever made.

Holy Grail Week provides the opportunity to light up a cigar created for the new millennium.

For the second Holy Grail Week in a row, it’s time to taste a limited edition cigar that was created to celebrate the year 2000.

This cigar was released in 2005 to commemorate the 160th anniversary of the original Partagás Real Fabrica de Tabacos factory.

There have been hundreds of different Edición Regional releases from Habanos S.A. Without question, the most unique packaging of the series was 2008’s Bolívar Armonía. In keeping with the eight theme, it’s time for a redux, nearly eight years to the day after the first review.

One of the smallest Edición Regional releases gets a review in this year’s Holy Grail Week.

One of the most limited incarnations of Tatuaje’s Fausto blend is the FT235, a 9 1/4 x 47 gran corona vitola that was sold to members of the Saints & Sinners club back in 2016.

In 2000, Davidoff celebrated the new millennium with a limited edition collection of cigars. After 22 years, it’s time to fire some up for Holy Grail Week.

After discontinuing the La Escepción brand in 1989, Habanos S.A. brought back the marca 23 years later as part of the company’s Edición Regional program and released the 6 1/2 x 38 Selectos Finos as an exclusive for the country of Italy.