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Micallef Red, La Aurora Fuerte Sol and Mr. Sinistro Cigars

I’m super late to the party on this first cigar.  In the past I’ve only had the Micallef Black and Blue, with the Black being my favorite of the two. I found a Micallef Red toro in the humidor and it piqued my interest.  This 6″ x 52 toro has a Mexican San Andrés Habano wrapper, a Broadleaf binder and Nicaraguan, Mexican fillers, it’s right up my alley! … 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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ATL and Luciano, Macanudo and West Tampa Tobacco Cigars

The highlight of the week for me was my interview with Marvin Samel (see video at the end of the post, or go back to the Friday post).  I really enjoy doing these interviews, hopefully they are enjoyable for you.  I didn’t mention it on the video, but I smoked a Liga Privada No. 9, the cigar I smoked for the first time when I met Marvin in 2009. Marvin was smoking a Havana Cohiba from a box he had bought in the Netherlands ten years ago. I guess we should have talked about the cigars, but I thought the behind the scenes movie stuff was really fascinating! … Continue reading »

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