Redux

It’s time to take a look at how this Top 25 cigar has changed just shy of two years since its release date.

Eailer this year, La Palina released the KB Series made up of four different vitolas, two of which were the same blend from the original Kill Bill that debuted in 2012, and two of which featured the addition of higher primings of ligero.

After more than two years in the humidor, it’s time to revisit the AJ Fernandez-made Romeo y Julieta Reserva Real Nicaragua.

The Saga Solaz finally comes out of the redux humidor after more than two-and-a-half years of rest.

Seven months ago, I gave the Saga Short Tales Tomo VII – Tales of the Land: Navarrete one of the lowest scores of the year, but a bit of age has changed the blend for the better.

The Four Kicks Capa Especial Corona Gorda finished #11 on halfwheel’s Top 25 for 2020. It’s been nearly two years since the cigar first shipped to stores, so it’s time to revisit it.

Putting away a premium bundle cigar for 18 months of rest provides some interesting results.

It has been six months since I originally reviewed the Casa Magna Liga F Churchill, a cigar made up of Ecuadorian sun grown corojo wrapper covering a Dominican binder and filler tobaccos from both the Dominican Republic and Nicaragua.

HVC’s San Isidro line is named after a street in Havana where an infamous Cuban gangster was murdered. After nearly six years in a humidor, Charlie Minato reviews a cigar from the original release.

The La Flor Dominicana Petite La Volcada scored very well in its first review; Patrick Lagreid revisits the cigar two years later to see how it has changed.

After 18 months of aging, the La Jugada Habano Semi-Pressed Toro is a completely different cigar, in a good way.