Lanceros Collection by Don Pepín García
Today, Lancero50 comes to an end. (It comes to an end on time, something I consider a huge accomplishment.) I figured there was really no…
La Aurora Preferidos Cameroon Lancero
We all know La Aurora’s line of Preferidos, the amazing Perfecto shapes that the company has made for years. So how do you make a…
Review: CAO Lx2 Lancero
CAO has made a few Lanceros over the year, but a rather minimal amount considering the company’s time in the industry. I’m not really sure…
Review: San Cristobal Lancero
San Cristobal. I got nothing. San Cristobal is another Ashton line made by Pepín, similar to La Aroma de Cuba. I’ve tried a few, my…
Casa Fernández Lancero
While I’ve had my fair share of AGANORSA leaf, most of it has not been in the form of Casa Fernández. Raíces is better known…
Review: Coronado Lancero (Serious Cigars Exclusive)
The last of the Litto Gomez creations that will be reviewed as part of Lancero50, Coronado by La Flor. In 2006, Cigar Aficionado named the…
Review: La Aurora Cien Años Lancero
If asked what blend is the collective pride of La Aurora, Cien Años. Not much thought required. While the Don Fernando is without a doubt…
Review: J. Fuego Origen Lancero
The J. Fuego Origen line was something few knew about until last year’s IPCPR. Part of that no doubt has to do with the fact…
Review: La Flor Dominicana Air Bender Villano
As pointed out by Michelle Stewart of La Flor Dominicana, I’ve been on a Litto Gomez kick of late. I promise you, there won’t be…
Review: Cusano 15th Anniversary Lancero
It’s another one of these attempts to find a cigar that many never knew existed. I think from that aspect, the Cusano 15th is probably…
Review: Cain F Lancero
(You can read Brooks’ review of the Cain F Lancero, here.) Following yesterday’s announcement that these were slated for release later on this year, it…
