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Released in 2002, a time when full-bodied cigars were gaining serious steam Continue reading Joya de Nicaragua Antaño Join the forum discussion on this post - (1) Posts
I just settled down to enjoy a cigar and I reached for my last Cain sample the double-toro. I left the camera and lightbox behind because I figured what would be the purpose for reviewing the same cigar twice even if it was a different size. Overkill? Without a doubt, but now I feel it is my my duty to warn my cigar brethren of the dangers of turning your back on Cain. Continue reading Cain Double-Toro a Sneaky Killer
The cigar will be medium-bodied. The wrapper is a Semilla 101 that was exclusively grown for this cigar. The Room101 cigar will be available in six formats, all representing different area codes, including the 213 (44×5.5), 305 (50×5), 323 (50×6), 404 (54×52×6), 702 (48×54×48×6), and 808(60×6). Following the launch of the cigar, Matt Booth and the Room101 Cigar team will embark on a 90 day “Room 101/Camacho Conspiracy Tour” making stops at 45 retailers across the country. Room101 Cigars will also support the Wounded Warrior Project charity and urge people to donate to their cause. Join the forum discussion on this post - (1) Posts
Packaged in 24-count boxes, CAO La Traviata will be available in three shapes: Divino (5″ x 50), Radiante (6″ x 52), and Intrépido (7″ x 54), and will have a suggested retail price range of $4.95 to $5.75 per cigar. CAO via CigarCyclopedia Join the forum discussion on this post - (1) Posts
I have been pestering my Oliva buddies ever since I read some of the pre-release material about Cain. The idea of a straight ligero cigar piqued my interest and had me intrigued for weeks now. My pestering paid off with a sample toro and torpedo that I immediately threw in front of a camera before settling down for a nice, relaxing smoke. Continue reading Oliva Cain Early Review Join the forum discussion on this post - (1) Posts
Oliva is “Raising Cain” this year. Hot off the heels of the Nub Live tour and right in the middle of the “Tap Into Oliva” kegerator giveaway comes the not so subtle announcement of their new cigar: Cain. Continue reading Raising Cain
At a whopping $50 each, the LOUIXS cigar easily puts itself near the top of the most expensive non-Cuban cigars available today. Claiming to be a cigar fit for a king and suitable for the most special of occasions, the Louixs is a chubby 60 ring x 6″ toro wrapped in an attractive Nicaraguan rosado wrapper. Continue reading LOUIXS Cigar Sports Rosado Wrapper…and Hefty Pricetag |
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When Cain set out to murder his brother Abel he doubtless hid his intent before striking the death blow. My experience with the Cain double-toro was much like Abel’s. It was a sneak attack.
CAO always makes a big splash at the annual IPCPR (formerly RTDA) convention and this year will be no different with their release of the La Traviata line of cigars. Billed as a full flavored cigar, La Traviata will be clothed in an Ecuadorian Habano wrapper. Rounding out the blend is a Cameroon binder a filler comprised of both Nicaraguan and Dominican ligero. CAO president Tim Ozenger notes:
It’s been barely more than six months since Ernesto reluctantly turned away from the brand that made him a 
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