Brand / Manufacturer
- 1502
- 601
- ACE Prime
- ADVentura
- Aganorsa Leaf
- Aging Room
- AJ Fernandez
- Aladino
- Alec & Bradley
- Alec Bradley
- Alex Glez
- Alfonso
- All Saints
- Amendola
- American Viking
- Apostate
- Artesano del Tobacco
- Artista
- Arturo Fuente
- Ashton
- Atabey
- ATL
- Avo
- Avowed
- Bandolero
- Black Label Trading Co.
- Black Star Line
- Black Works Studios
- Blackbird
- Bolivar (Habanos)
- Bolivar (New World)
- Brick House
- Buffalo Trace
- Byron
- Cain
- Caldwell
- Camacho
- CAO
- Carlos & Maria
- Casa 1910
- Casa Cuba
- Casa Cuevas
- Casa Magna
- Casdagli
- Cavalier
- ChìMolly
- Cigar Ambassador
- Cohiba (Habanos)
- Cohiba (New World)
- Crowned Heads
- Crux
- Dalay
- Dapper
- Davidoff
- Definition
- Diamond Crown
- Diesel
- Diplomáticos (Habanos)
- Dissident
- Domain
- Drew Estate
- Drop Cigar Club
- Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust
- E.P. Carrillo
- Edmundo Dantes
- EGM
- El Rey del Mundo (New World)
- El Septimo
- El Titan de Bronze
- Emilio
- Espinosa
- Fable
- Felipe Gregorio
- Ferio Tego
- Fermin Perez
- Fonseca
- Foundation
- Founders
- Fratello
- Freud
- Fuente y Padrón
- Gellis Family Cigars
- German Engineered Cigars
- God of Fire
- Gran Habano
- Gris Gris
- Gurkha
- H. Upmann (Habanos)
- H. Upmann (New World)
- Herrera Esteli
- Hoyo De Monterrey (Habanos)
- HR
- HVC
- Illusione
- Infinity
- J. London
- J.C. Newman
- Jaime Garcia
- Jas Sum Kral
- JM's Dominican
- Joya De Nicaragua
- Kafie
- Kelner
- La Aroma de Cuba
- La Aurora
- La Cigar Collective
- La Flor Dominicana
- La Galera
- La Gloria Cubana (New World)
- La Instructora
- La Palina
- La Sirena
- Lampert
- Los Statos Deluxe
- Lovely
- Luciano
- Macanudo
- Man O' War
- Matilde
- Maya Selva
- Mayflower
- Meerapfel
- Micallef
- Montecristo (Habanos)
- Montecristo (New World)
- My Father
- Nazare
- Nestor Miranda
- NeverAsh
- Nub
- Oliva
- Oscar Valladares
- Ozgener
- Padilla
- Padron
- Pappy Van Winkle
- Partagas (New World)
- Partagás (Habanos)
- Patina
- Patoro
- Paul Garmirian
- Penelope
- Perdomo
- Plasencia
- Powstanie
- Principle
- Punch (New World)
- Quai d'Orsay
- Ramon Allones (Habanos)
- Red Anchor
- Regius
- Rocky Patel
- Rojas
- RoMa Craft
- Romeo y Julieta (Habanos)
- Romeo y Julieta (New World)
- Ron Mexico
- Room 101
- Saint Luis Rey (New World)
- San Cristobal (New World)
- Sancho Panza
- Shadow Smokers Legion
- Smoking Jacket
- Somm
- Southern Draw
- SP1014
- Stolen Throne
- Tatuaje
- Texas Cigar Roadshow
- The Jeremy Piven Collection
- Trinidad (Habanos)
- Trinidad (New World)
- VegaFina
- Vegas Robaina
- Viaje
- Villiger
- Warped
- West Tampa
- Wildfire
- Xhaxhi Bobi
- Zino
Edmundo Dantes Conde Belicoso Exclusivo Mexico 2016 Review
My review of the Edmundo Dantes Conde Belicoso Exclusivo Mexico 2016. This highly sought-after cigar has been a veritable unicorn of mine for an extensive period of time, and I am thrilled to finally have it within my grasp. Thanks to the extraordinary generosity of a good friend, I now have the incredible opportunity to try it for myself. A heartfelt thank you to my friend, AZ, for making this wonderful experience a reality!
Ashton Cabinet Cigar Review
In this video, I take an in-depth look at the Ashton Cabinet in the No. 6 size. This particular cigar happens to be the last Ashton line that I have yet to try, but that will certainly change in this detailed review. The question on everyone's mind is whether this cigar lives up to the high quality established by the rest of the Ashton line. Join me as I explore its characteristics and overall performance—be sure to watch the full review to discover my insights!
My Cuban Humidor
In this engaging video, I take you on a detailed tour of my cherished Cuban humidor! Join me as I showcase and discuss all the exquisite Habanos I currently have stored in my collection during this exciting humidor tour. I sincerely appreciate your continued support and thank you for watching!
CAO Amazon Basin 2025 Review
My review of the CAO Amazon Basin 2025 cigar is now available. I'll explore whether this new release is as impressive as the highly acclaimed CAO Extra Anejo that debuted in 2023. Additionally, I'll compare the 2025 Amazon Basin to the previous year's iteration to determine if there have been any notable improvements or changes. Tune in to the review to discover my verdict on this intriguing cigar from CAO.
The Dirty Dog Dozen - Best Cigars of 2024
In this video, I am excited to announce The Dirty Dog Dozen, which features the best cigars of 2024. I greatly appreciate your continued support and thank you for taking the time to watch!
Davidoff Year of the Snake 2025 Review
My review of the Davidoff Year of the Snake 2025 is finally here. This particular cigar I’m taking a closer look at today is a lancero - a vitola that I typically don’t enjoy, as its slender shape often fails to deliver the depth I prefer. However, the intriguing reputation of this brand prompts the question: is this cigar exceptional enough to make me overlook my usual preferences? Watch the full review to find out!
Crowned Heads Las Calaveras Décimo Aniversario Review
My review of the Crowned Heads Las Calaveras Décimo Aniversario Cigar Review has a lot to unpack. I believe this particular cigar is a noticeable step up from the Las Calaveras 2024, which I reviewed for my channel a few months ago. How much more did this cigar impress me compared to its predecessor, you ask? You'll need to watch the full review to discover all the intricate details and nuances that set it apart!
Perdomo Habano Bourbon Barrel Aged Sun Grown Review
My review of the Perdomo Habano Bourbon Barrel Aged Sun Grown Epicure cigar has revealed some intriguing qualities. It stands out as one of the most remarkably tasty Perdomo cigars I have ever had the pleasure of enjoying. But how does it truly stack up when it comes to the overall rating and construction quality? Be sure to watch the full review to find out all the details!
Best In Show - My Top 3 Favorite Oliva Cigars
In this video, I talk in detail about my favorite Oliva cigars. I will start with some honorable mentions that deserve recognition before I dive into my Top 3 Favorite Oliva Cigars. This segment is part of a series I like to refer to as Best In Show, where I highlight exceptional cigars that stand out in quality and enjoyment!
Tatuaje Miami Unicos Review
My review of the Tatuaje Miami Unicos is finally here. This is a cigar that I’ve had plenty of times before, specifically in this exact size, but the question remains: does it go the way I think it would? Be sure to watch the full review to find out all the details and nuances!
My Father Don Pepín García E.R.H. Review
My review of the My Father Don Pepín García E.R.H. Toro cigar was quite the experience. I was really surprised by this one - but the surprise was in a good or bad way? To discover the nuances and complexities I encountered, be sure to watch the full review to find out more!
Dondurma Golden Child 2024 by Saka Review
My review of the Dondurma Golden Child 2024 by Saka reveals a cigar that is significantly improved compared to last year’s iteration. But just how much better is it, really? Watch the full review to find out and discover the nuances that set this year's version apart from its predecessor!
Padrón 60th Anniversary Maduro Review
My review of the Padrón 60th Anniversary Maduro cigar. For such an expensive and premium cigar, does it truly live up to its high price point? All I’ll say here is that it’s remarkably, damn good. Watch the full review to discover all the intricate details.
Blackbird Cactus Wren Review
My review of the Blackbird Cactus Wren in the Toro size. While this particular cigar wasn’t my absolute favorite offering from Blackbird, it certainly presented an interesting experience that is worth discussing. How did the overall smoking experience unfold from start to finish? To discover the details and nuances of my thoughts, you can watch the video review to find out!
La Palina Goldie Laguito No. 5 Review
The La Palina Goldie Laguito No. 5 is a visually striking cigar with a flawless wrapper that boasts a golden hue, indicative of its premium quality. Manufactured at El Titan de Bronze, a factory renowned for its artisanal craftsmanship, this cigar promises a blend of tradition and innovation.
Upon lighting, the Goldie Laguito No. 5 reveals a complex flavor profile. The initial puffs deliver notes of creamy vanilla and honey sweetness, elegantly balanced by subtle spice and a hint of cedar. As the cigar progresses, richer flavors emerge, including roasted nuts and a touch of dark chocolate, contributing to a well-rounded experience.
The construction is impeccable, showcasing a perfect draw and consistent burn that maintains an even ash. The medium-bodied strength allows for a smooth smoking experience, making it suitable for both novice and experienced smokers.
One notable aspect of this cigar is its aromatic qualities. The room note is inviting, with a pleasant scent that lingers, enhancing the overall enjoyment of the smoking session.
In conclusion, the La Palina Goldie Laguito No. 5 certainly lives up to its prestigious pedigree. It combines high-quality tobacco, skilled craftsmanship, and a nuanced flavor journey that reflects the capabilities of El Titan de Bronze. This cigar is a worthy selection for any discerning connoisseur seeking a refined smoking experience.
Plasencia Cosecha 151 Salomon Review
My review of the Plasencia Cosecha 151 in Salomon. A step-up from my previous experience with this blend in another size. Watch the full review to find out how good it ended up being.
Alfonso Gran Selección Review
My review of the Alfonso Gran Selección. It’s a refined, expensive cigar but is it worth it’s price point? Watch the full review to find out.
A Hound’s Humidor Pt. 8 - Humidor Tour
This video I do my eighth humidor tour! It’s a long one so hope you have a lot of time on your hands!
HVC Black Friday 2024 Review
The initial pepperiness of this cigar is striking, creating an immediate sensory response that sets the stage for the subsequent flavors to unfold. On the retrohale, the intensity amplifies, filling the palate with a robust spiciness that might overpower those with a more delicate constitution.
As the cigar progresses into the first third, the pepper begins to mellow, paving the way for underlying notes of earth and leather to emerge. This transition is crucial; it indicates the complexity that may reside within this stick. It’s not just the heat of the pepper; rather, it becomes a balancing act as these richer flavors gradually assert themselves.
Entering the second third, the cigar continues to develop. The pepper recedes further, allowing hints of cocoa and dried fruit to dance in the background. This shift cultivates a more nuanced smoking experience. The construction and burn remain consistent at this stage, offering a steady draw that enhances the overall experience.
In the final third, the cigar reaches its zenith. The previous flavors meld seamlessly, with the pepper making a subtle return, but now in a harmonious blend rather than a dominant force. The balance of spice and sweetness creates a satisfying finish.
For those who persevere through the initial blast of pepper, this cigar reveals itself as a rewarding choice, showcasing its evolution from a bold start to a well-rounded conclusion.