Caldwell

The Long Live The Queen Maduro is an important moment: the first new cigar from Caldwell after the Laudisi acquisition, one of the first cigars from the rebuilt Tabacalera William Ventura, and the follow-up to one of last year’s headlining releases.

After debuting in 2022, the newest release of Caldwell’s Long Live the King 11/07 includes two different blends.

The newest addition to the Long Live The King portfolio doesn’t come from the factory most often associated with it.

The lancero is one of four regular production vitolas in the line that is made with a Cameroon wrapper covering a Sumatran binder and filler tobaccos grown in the Dominican Republic and Nicaragua.

This release was supposed to be a Lost&Found cigar but then it got adopted by Caldwell Cigar Co.

Caldwell’s Anastasia line added a new, yellow-banded member this year, and Patrick Lagreid gives the robusto vitola a review.

After numerous delays, Caldwell Cigar Co. began shipping its Anastasia Añejado 2016 to retails in April. While the new release shares a name with the company’s already existing Anastasia line—and was rolled the same year as the original release of those cigars—the blend is completely different, highlighted by a habano mejorado wrapper grown in the Dominican Republic.

Caldwell’s The King is Dead line gets a new line extension that changes the filler blend and gives all of the sizes a box press.

I remember editing Brooks’ review of the Blind Man’s Bluff This is Trouble earlier this year and reading the paragraph where he listed out all…

During the 2015 IPCPR Convention & Trade Show, Caldwell Cigar Co. introduced a new line named Blind Man’s Bluff featuring a blend made up of an…

While most of the reviews that you will read on halfwheel are of fairly new cigars, every so often one will be of a cigar that…