Reviews

The cigar was created to commemorate the iconic American artist’s 1978 painting “Irish-American Bar.”

This blend is one of three different lines created to commemorate company founders Nick and Janine Perdomo’s three decades in the cigar industry.

Happy Chinese New Year.

Plasencia celebrates its 151st harvest with a Honduran puro using tobacco with approximately seven years of age on it.

The penultimate release in Espinosa’s Las 6 Provincias series is a Nicaraguan puro that celebrates the province of Pinar del Río on the western end of Cuba.

For the first time in many years, there’s a new Illusione blend that is being made at Raíces Cubanas in Honduras.

The name of the cigar translates means “new blood” in Spanish.

The release celebrates Nick and Janine Perdomo’s 30 years in premium cigars, growing from a small side hustle into a major cigar producer.

Nearly two years after the original review, it’s time to see how some rest has treated this high-end cigar.

The Charter Oak Pegnataro is the latest in a long line of cigars that pair an Ecuadorian Connecticut-seed wrapper over a Nicaraguan binder and Nicaraguan fillers.

It’s been 15 years since the Quesadas surprised the cigar world with a Nicaraguan puro known as Casa Magna. To celebrate, the family made a limited edition anniversary cigar.