Churchill

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

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.

The newest Alec Bradley Fine & Rare release is made up of not one, but two different cigars in the same 11-count box: 10 of the main cigar name Fine and Rare BC-(13)4EV and a single cigar named BC-(13)4EV-B that is packaged in its own coffin.

Arturo Fuente celebrated 25 years of OpusX with a new, green-banded cigar that came in a lavish humidor.

In June 2018, Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust released a new line named Sin Compromiso, which translates to without compromise from Spanish. While the line had been…

Outside of why is it called halfwheel?, the question I get asked the most is some version of, are Cuban cigars the best? For many years, my…

In May, Jeremy McDonald—the longtime national sales manager for Caldwell Cigar Co.—announced he was striking out on his own and creating his own cigar company. Two months…

In 2008, Quesada released a new regular production line named Casa Magna Colorado, which included Nicaraguan tobacco from the Estelí and Jalapa growing regions. Over…

One of my most recent cigar reviews dealt with a cigar that got its name from the world of wine, so it seems only fitting…

While this review will run on Halloween, the cigar has nothing to do with ghosts, ghouls, goblins, candy, costumes or any of the things typically…

One of the oldest series made to commemorate a specific holiday is the Camacho Liberty Series, which—as the name alludes to—is released every year around…