You know how you have some friends that don’t listen? A few weeks back I send a few cigars to my friend Phil who publishes the very creative ComedyCigarsMusic.com. I wanted to get some of the Bariay 1492 cigars into some reviewer’s hands, and Phil came to mind. He posted a review of the Red here. I’ve been really impressed
with these cigars and want to get the word out. Anyway, the package I sent came with the instruction that no reciprocity was required, or desired! … Continue reading
I had the opportunity this week to sample the Bariay 1492 cigar range, which, for not, I assume, consists of the Red Habano and the Black Maduro. I tried the Robusto and Toro sizes, which are 5¼” x 54 and 6″ x 52. These cigars are made in the company’s own factory in Nicaragua. Their website mentions that the cigars are chemical free, something which I questioned. … Continue reading
I saw Jack Heyer at the Camacho booth at the Smoke-Onos event last month, and, funny enough, I received some samples of the new Camacho Limited Edition 2025 last week. I’ve smoked a lot of Camacho cigars over the years, going back to the ’90s when Christian Eiroa owned the company. … Continue reading
I had a little different idea about how this week’s smoking was going to go. I got one each of the Connoisseur Club Over-Runs from TrashPanda, which are on sale for a ridiculously low price, by the way. These came with the caveat that they needed to be dryboxwd, as they had been sealed in the humidibags for several years. I opened them out and left them on the desk for a week (I think the house has been around 52% RH this week) thinking they would dry down sufficiently.… Continue reading
At the PCA show I smoked both of these with Steve, but one really can’t get a good sense of a cigar in that environment. Neither were the first cigar of the day, and both were smoked while chatting. Of course, both cigar left me intrigued, and wanting to smoke them again under better circumstances. … Continue reading
Use Coupon Code: cigarcaig10
For 10% off your purchase.
