Reviews

In 1984, Bernard H. Grobet started The Griffin’s line of cigars, which was named after his nightclub in Switzerland. The brand became quite popular, and as…

Over the past several years, there’s been a steady stream of limited release cigars that all bear the same three letter abbreviation: TAA. While the…

For many years, Washington D.C.’s W. Curtis Draper has commissioned special limited editions in honor of its anniversaries. Last year, the company celebrated a century…

In June of this year, SAG Imports announced it would be releasing one of the largest cigars in its history, the Fonseca 150, a 9…

As with many Room101 releases, details regarding the Master Collection One have been trickling out for a while—since February in this case. The line is…

The idea for regional cigars is not a new one; Habanos S.A. has been doing it since 2005 and a number of companies have adopted…

In 2011, Habanos S.A. resurrected what was commonly thought to be the strongest Cuban blend for the time they were in existence, the La Escepción….

For the past three years STUDIO TOBAC has had a sampler that was only available at STUDIO TOBAC events during its yearly tour. During the…

Flor de las Antillas was released last year by My Father Cigars Inc., garnering many favorable reviews and placing 14th on our 2012 Consensus list….

For the past 11 years, at the end of March, Davidoff has released a limited edition AVO with aspects involving something to do with music…

Heading into the 2013 IPCPR Convention and Trade Show, one of my most anticipated cigars was the Don Pepin Garcia 10th Anniversary. Not only was…