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El Mago, LOFB, Deisel Cigars and a Lighter

Do yourself a favor and keep an eye out for Smoke Inn’s (not a sponsor) weekly deals.  I get them in email, but it doesn’t really work into my posting schedule to share them, but if you follow CigarProp (also not a sponsor) on Facebook, he generally passes them on.… Continue reading »

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Panacea, Curivari, and Some Raices Cubanas Cigars

I’ve been trying out different sizes in the Panacea line, this time I went with the Panacea 760 Red Label in the Grande line.  Obviously, this is 7″ x 60, a reasonably large cigar.  The website description confuses me a little.  It says: “This Red label is our Cuban seed Habano.  A Brazilian Maduro wrapper with a Dominican grown Habano binder. The interior is Seco Cubano, Ligero Piloto Cubano, Ligero Olor Dominicano, and Ligero Nicaragua.”… Continue reading »

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Tatuaje, Villiger and Cavalier Geneve Cigars

We’re coming off a holiday weekend that’s had beautiful weather.  I spent my weekend running around doing estate stuff, but I did manage to get a few good cigars in. Friday was my wedding anniversary (38), so I had a traditional Padron 1964 Exclusivo Natural from a box that the Padrons gifted me in 2014. I published my first magazine article in Prime Living Magazine (which is, sadly, no more) and featured the Padron 1964 Exclusivo, back when they were really expensive at $12.… Continue reading »

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A Quick Connecticut Visit, Paper Crane and Outcast Cigars

Last Sunday my wife and I drove up to Connecticut for breakfast, an annual tradition to celebrate her best friend who passed away.  While we were in the neighborhood, we paid a visit to Mark Twain’s house in Hartford.… Continue reading »

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Camacho, Plasencia and Micallef Cigars

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 »

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