Toro Gordo

Back in late 2010, Smoke Inn released the first entry in its Microblend Series, a series of different cigars from different manufactures with no discernible…

On the list of cigars that could be considered staples of retail humidors, I’d venture to include the three core lines of Gran Habano in…

Last week was Chinese New Year. And while it’s a holiday I don’t celebrate, I coincidentally found myself smoking Davidoff’s limited edition cigar made for…

In 2014, Drew Estate teamed up with the online cigar community Cigar Dojo to create a special blend to commemorate the site’s one year anniversary that…

If you’re familiar with the Dominican Republic and its cigar industry, you’re almost certainly familiar with La Aurora, the country’s old continuously operating cigar company,…

While many people in the cigar industry were surprised when Matt Booth parted ways with Davidoff of Geneva USA and left the cigar business in early…

One of the types of stories I’m not a fan of writing is that of limited edition cigars going to markets that I’m not in…

Earlier this year, Pete Johnson announced that his two cigar companies would be one, phasing out the younger L’Atelier Imports and folding its brands into…

Last year, La Flor Dominicana began selling a cigar exclusively at Tobacconists’ Association of America (TAA) events around the county. Named the TAA Celebration, the blend was…

Camacho. Davidoff. AVO. Cusano. Oettinger Davidoff AG, the parent company of the Davidoff brands, has spent the last four years making over almost all of…

When Fable Cigars launched its debut Fourth Prime line, the intent was always to have seven sizes as seven is the fourth prime. But when…