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Two More Tatuaje Tuxtlas and a Book Review: How to Enjoy a Cigar

I couldn’t resist the urge to smoke the two other sizes in the Tatuaje Tuxtla series, so I pick a couple of each up and smoked them yesterday.  I mentioned in last Sunday’s post about how I should have just gotten all three, so I fixed that.  I started yesterday off with the 7th, which is a 5 5/8″ x 46 classic corona gorda. … Continue reading »

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Tatuaje Tuxtla, Alec Bradley Double Broadleaf and CAO BX3 Cigars

I finally got around to trying three cigars I’ve been looking forward to smoking this week.  I picked up a few of these locally, and will definitely be revisiting these soon. It’s not often I get three winners in a row like this.  I started with the one I was most interested in smoking, the Tatuaje Tuxtla Avion 13.… Continue reading »

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La Flor Dominicana Solis, Gurkha Pure Evil and Founders Roosevelt Cigars

I smoked a few PCA show samples this week, some I was looking forward to, some not so much, maybe.  The first was the La Flor Dominicana Solis, the first cigar blended by Litto Gomez, Jr., who is in his early 20’s.  This 6½ x 50 cigar is a companion, of sorts, to the La Nox line, which his older brother, Tony, created a few years ago.… Continue reading »

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Gran Habano 20th Aniversario and Persian King Cigars

I had the opportunity to smoke a couple new offerings from Gran Habano Cigars this week.  Gran Habano is a pretty good sized cigar company, sadly I don’t see their cigars in my local brick and mortar stores.  I’d probably smoke more of them if they were, I really like the Corojo No.5 and Persian King cigars.… Continue reading »

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Epic, La Sirena and Brickhouse Cigars

There was a lot of news last week, and I didn’t get to most of them, but one I wanted to touch on was from Scandinavian Tobacco Group, STG, owner of General and Forged Cigars and. Cigars International. The press release was announcing an exclusive with Southern Draw, but what I found interesting was that this was the first time I had heard of Cigora,… Continue reading »

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