Cabaiguan WCD 120
I have been smoking a few of the Cabaiguan WCD 120s lately, and have been enjoying them quite a bit. The BOTL.org Pete Johnson Reference…
Partagás Dunhill Selección Suprema No.150 (1979)
In the annals of cigar history, Dunhill is considered to have produced some of the best sticks of all time. The cigars were so legendary,…
Ramón Allones 8-9-8 (1998)
The brand of Ramón Allones was started in 1845 by a man named Ramón Allones. Originally from Spain, Allones was reportedly the first to employ bright, lithographed…
Icons of Cigars: Benjamin Menendez
Late last year, Benji Menendez was coming to Dallas to promote his brand new cigar, the Partagas Master Series, as part of his “Benji Menendez…
In Memoriam: Frank Llaneza
Word came in late yesterday that cigar legend Frank Llaneza has passed away two weeks after turning 90. Sadly, I never met the man, but…
Tatuaje La Maravilla
In 2006, Havana Cellars released three limited edition cigars to three different stores. They were: Tatuaje La Maravilla (5 5/8 x 46) — Leaf & Ale…
Robaina Family “El Padrino”
During one of my trades recently, I was offered up a cigar that I had only heard about, and had never actually seen and was…
Padilla 1932 Oscuro Torpedo
Back before the infamous split of Pepin and Padilla around March of 2008, they produced a limited edition 1932 Oscuro, which, as the name implies,…
Flor de Farach Conchas (1930s)
The Flor de Farach Conchas is mentioned almost nowhere online, and even people who know quite a bit about pre-embargo cigars know almost nothing. It…
Diamond Crown Julius Caeser (Prerelease)
During the middle of the cigar boom—1996 to be exact—the J.C.Newman Cigar Company introduced the Diamond Crown brand of cigars to the world. The second…
Montecristo Maravilla (2005)
Released in 2005 as part of the Colección Habanos, there were only 500 boxes of 20 Montecristo Maravillas produced. The cigar itself is a huge monstrosity,…
