Lancero

In 2011, there was some chatter that Viaje was planning a trio of lancero releases known as Trifecta. It ended up taking three years for…

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…

When a cigar has a year in its name, it’s usually the sign that it’s going to be a fairly decent smoke since that cigar…

Nestor Miranda of Miami Cigar & Co. has never shied away from putting his name on cigars; in fact, for as long as I’ve been…

In 2006, Camacho released a new line with a new wrapper that was described as a hybrid between Cameroon-seed and the Honduran tobaccos the brand…

Open your phone, snap a picture, post it on Instagram, and boom, you have announced your newest cigar. At least, that was the case for…

A few days ago, Brooks Whittington and I were having a conversation during which on of us brought up Illusione. And with that, I had…

While we slog through the final weeks of 2020, a year that will likely be remembered as one of the most strenuous and challenging, it’s…

If any company has made a splash in the last year, it’s ACE Prime. The company announced its foray into selling its own cigar by…

Routine is part of life, whether it’s when you get up, how you get to work—at least in the days when people commuted to work—or…

“The one with the gold diamond on it.” That is how I often tell people about Cavalier Genève cigars and its distinctive diamond gold leaf…