Much like with people having a family tree, cigars often do too. Case in point, the Mi Querida Triqui Traca from Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust....Read More
This is your grandfather’s Connecticut cigar. Or at least that’s the billing of the Sobremesa Brûlée. Unlike the last Connecticut cigar I reviewed, Dunbarton Tobacco...Read More
The cries for a lancero strike again. Having been smoking cigars for some time now, I have become acutely aware of the seemingly non-stop request...Read More
I remember the Saturday afternoon where Patrick Lagreid and I were discussing Steve Saka’s return to the cigar industry. Patrick had found evidence that Saka...Read More
Back in late 2010, Smoke Inn released the first entry in its Microblend Series, a series of different cigars from different manufactures with no discernible...Read More
In 2016, Steve Saka’s Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust released a line the cigar world had been anticipating for nearly two years: Saka’s broadleaf cigar. That...Read More
OIn the cigar world, an ultra expensive or extremely hard to find cigar is often referred to as a unicorn, after the mythical horned horse....Read More
There have been cigars named after people, snakes and even space shuttles, but Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust might be the only cigar company with a cigar...Read More
