Honduras

History and anniversaries are a big parts of the cigar industry; anyone who has paid even the slightest amount of attention either to the news…

I remember editing Brooks’ review of the Blind Man’s Bluff This is Trouble earlier this year and reading the paragraph where he listed out all…

Two years after making its U.S. debut in 2016, Cavalier Genève began doing something that many cigar companies do: it released a limited edition. It…

For most of the time I have been in the cigar business, there have been two types of Cameroon wrapper. Most of you will be familiar…

Several years ago, I took a younger member of my family to a museum to see some art and get exposed to artistic works of…

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…

Family is an important part of many cigar manufacturer’s businesses, and as such, there have been a multitude of cigar lines and releases over the…

Prior to the blend being reviewed today, Cavalier Genève had never used a viso Jalapa, Nicaragua leaf as a wrapper on a cigar. Rather than…

One of the words that does not get used nearly enough in the premium cigar world—at least in my opinion—is vintage. The vast majority of…

In 2018, JRE Tobacco Co. introduced a new brand composed of 100 percent corojo tobacco grown on the Eiroa family farms outside of Danlí, Honduras. Named Aladino…

When Altadis U.S.A. introduced the Henry Clay War Hawk in 2019, the company made it clear there were plans for more cigars. War Hawk is…