There’s a saying in the world of advertising that if you want to sell something, use babies or puppies. While the former isn’t an option...Read More

Personal blends for cigar makers have been around for a very long time and considering their origins, it comes as no surprise that some examples...Read More

Routine is part of life, whether it’s when you get up, how you get to work—at least in the days when people commuted to work—or...Read More

In 2017, Davidoff of Geneva USA brought back one of the most storied labels in Camacho’s history: Diploma. And it did it in style.   ...Read More

Back in 2018, Joya de Nicaragua celebrated its 50th anniversary how many cigar companies celebrate anniversaries, with a new cigar line. This one was called...Read More

During the 2012 IPCPR Convention & Trade Show, La Aurora Cigars debuted a brand new line that was meant to commemorate the life and work...Read More

In August 2019, Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust began shipping a blend that owner Steve Saka has stated was an attempt to recreate Connecticut-wrapped blends of...Read More

In 2013, Casa Fernández did what any company would do to celebrate a significant anniversary, it launched a cigar. The anniversary was the company’s 35th—more...Read More

During the 2018 IPCPR Convention & Trade Show, Viaje showed off a new series that has grown to encompass three different cigars, with each release...Read More

The last time I reviewed a bee-themed cigar from Black Works Studio (BLK WKS), I started the review wondering what the point of Black Label...Read More

For the sixth size in his Flor del Valle line, Kyle Gellis of Warped Cigars invoked the three numbers that seem to get some attention among...Read More