This year’s release of Las Calaveras has a Nicaraguan Oscuro wrapper with Nicaraguan binder and filler. The wrapper is lightly veined and slightly oily. Aromas from the foot and the wrapper are very light. The cold draw is perfect with light sweet notes.
The Ecuadoran Habano Maduro wrapper of this cigar is slightly oily with one prominent vein. The binder and filler are Nicaraguan. The cold draw is perfect with light earthy notes. Drinking a light lemonade.
A very attractive cigar with a dark and somewhat toothy wrapper. The pre-light aromas are very light. The cold draw is perfect with light earthy and light sweet notes. Pairing with a 19 Crimes Snoop Dog Cali Red.
A very nice looking cigar with a nice smooth wrapper. Light sweet notes from the foot in the perfect cold draw. Pairing with a 903 Sabor por Favor Mexican Lager.
This is a good looking cigar with a somewhat bumpy Colorado Claro wrapper. The notes from the foot are very light and mostly just tobacco. The cold draw is perfect and has a tiny bit of tequila twang to it. Pairing with a Reposado tequila pour.
Very nice looking cigar with a dark wrapper. Light notes of tobacco from the foot. The cold draw is perfect. Pairing with a root beer on the recommendation of the manufacturer.
This is the darkest of the Pecadilloes. The wrapper is dark and smooth. There are light aromas of earth and leather from the foot. The cold draw is perfect. Today’s beverage is a cold brew Colombian coffee.
Beautiful box pressed cigar with just a few wrapper flaws . Otherwise the construction looks excellent. Light earthy tones from the foot; the cold draw is perfect.
Short but attractive cigar with a nice dark brown Maduro wrapper. There are light sweet notes from the foot and has a perfect cold draw. Tonight’s beverage is a pour of Bulleit Bourbon.
Yes, Steve, this is another PCA21 sample. I have the other two, but wanted to get the one with the most age. The aromas from the foot are very light and the cold draw is perfect. As with the rest of the Stillwell Star line, the filler is a mixture of long leaf and pipe tobaccos.
This is a very nice looking cigar with a medium dark wrapper. There are light aromas of tobacco with a hint of sweetness in the foot. The cold draw is perfect.
This cigar has a beautiful chocolate brown wrapper. Aromas from the foot are light and a bit fruity. The cold draw is perfect and reveals a bit of sweetness.
This is a very nice looking Lancero with a smooth Maduro wrapper. Light aromas from the foot are some earth, toasted tobacco, and hints of cocoa. The cold draw is perfect.
I picked this cigar up from the La Farona shop in Ybor City last fall when we visited Tampa. It has a nice smooth Habano wrapper. The cold draw is perfect.
This is a very good looking Corona with a smooth and slightly oily wrapper. Aromas from the foot are earth and wood. The cold draw is perfect. Tonight’s beverage is a 3 oz pour of Woodford Reserve.
The initial flavors are wood over an earthy base. The early retohale is peppery. The ash is light grey and looks solid. The burn is even.
This is a very well constructed looking cigar with rich tobacco and coffee notes from the foot. The cold draw is perfect. Today’s beverage is a Goose Island Bourbon County Stout.
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