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New Cohiba Rubicon, Tatuaje Mummy and JFR 20th Anniversary Cigars

This may not be as wordy as usual, for some reason I cant seem to think of a lot to say about the three cigars I smoked for this week’s blog post.  Let’s just jump right in to the first one.  General Cigar Co. is very generous with samples, something I appreciate very much. I’ve had a good relationship with them since 2010, although there’s only a few people left there that I know anymore.… Continue reading »

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Crowned Heads Broadway, Tatuaje Corojo T110 and AJ Fernandez Decenio Cigars

I had occasion on Wednesday to hang out at the Wooden Indian in Havertown, so, of course, I bought some more cigars to smoke.  I don’t smoke a lot of Crowned Heads cigars, I like Miguel there a lot, and do actually like a lot of their cigars.  Jon has always been cordial to me, but one time he blew me off at a trade show left a bad taste in my mouth. … Continue reading »

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A Panacea Farmers Blend Habano and Foundation Charter Oak Especiales

Thursday I felt like crap for some reason that I haven’t figured out yet.  I came home from work, went to bed until it was time for the Flyers Game, watched the game and went back to bed.  I usually start my blog post smoking Thursday evenings, so this put me behind a little.  I felt fine Friday, so when I got home I decided to tackle the formidable 6″ x 70 Panacea Farmers Blend.  I was sure I had smoked this before and liked it, although, looking back through my notes, I smoked a 7″ x 60 version. … Continue reading »

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Bariay 1492 Red and Black Cigars

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 »

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A Few Dunbarton Tobacco and Trust Cigars That Were New To Me

I know, I’m behind on some of the new releases, it’s been a weird year.  Last month Harrisburg Beer and Cigars/BL Luxuries released a shop exclusive by Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust, the Kahn Alam.  I didn’t want to spring for a box, and probably would have been too late anyway.  I’m a  cheap bastid, Saka knows this.  There was a sampler available from BL Luxuries which included one of the Kahn Alam, and it also had a Sobremesa Solita Red, and a Red Meat Lovers Fritanga, which were on my list of new cigars to try. … Continue reading »

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