General Cigar has announced a followup to their successful 2019’s Punch Egg Roll cigar. In 2020, the year of the rat, they will release the limited-edition Punch Chop Suey.
90%
Very Good
AllBlind Cigar ReviewsChurchillCohibaDavid F.Dominican RepublicFeaturedIPCPRJhonys DiazJohn A.Mickey T.NaturalRyan H.Sumatra
·"This was a fairly straight forward smoke without many flavor frills. I found it a bit boring at times as most the flavors were basic and not very complex. It was definitely a reliable smoke with great construction, burn, and a slightly tighter draw than normal. Nothing inherently wrong, just a bit one note for me. " -John A. (Bostoneo)
89%
Overall Score - Good
AllBlind Cigar ReviewsDaniel S.DianaFeaturedHabanoHondurasIsaac M.JeffJhonys DiazJohn I.NaturalOSARobusto
·“If you could roll up an espresso stout into a cigar, it would probably be a lot like this one. Cocoa nibs and coffee permeated the cigar from start to finish, with little else going on other than an increase of body. The flavors were good, but there was little to keep me interested for long.” –Isaac M. (The Nothing)
89%
Overall Score - Very Good
AllBlind Cigar ReviewsCameroonDaveDominican RepublicFeaturedIPCPRJhonys DiazJohn I.Matthew T.NaturalPartagas (DR)RobustoRyanZane G.
·"I enjoyed the flavors of this stick, however the lack of complexity and changes made for a monotone experience. Go ahead and give it a try... it is good, but I would like something more arousing. " -John A. (John A.)
90%
Overall Score - Very Good
Adam B.AllBlind Cigar ReviewsDominican RepublicEricFeaturedIsaac M.Jason H.Jhonys DiazJohn I.NaturalOSAPartagas (DR)Robusto
·"I really enjoyed this cigar. The flavors were plentiful and full and right in my wheelhouse. The aroma of this cigar is the reason I started to smoke cigars. Something about the smell reminded me of my childhood (I realize this sounds corny, but it is true). I will definitely be smoking more of these in the future and just hope the price tag is kind to the wallet." -Adam B. (Bushboy)
89%
Good
AllBlind Cigar ReviewsConnecticut BroadleafCorona GordaDaniel S.DianaDominican RepublicFeaturedIPCPRIsaac M.Jason H.Jhonys DiazJohn I.MaduroPartagas (DR)
·"Exceptional smoke in my estimation. Reminded me quite a bit of a Padron 1926. Big flavor, powerful, lots of smoke. Great flavors of chocolate with some background spice and sweetness. Not really a lot of transitional flavors, but the core of this was so enjoyable I really wasn't interested in going anywhere else. I enjoyed every second of this, and I'm ready to go buy a bunch more. " -John I. (John I.)
93%
Great
Adam B.AllBlenderBlind Cigar ReviewsBrandEricFeaturedHondurasJeffJhonys DiazMacanudoMatt H.NaturalToro
·"This cigar kept me interested by the transitions and flavors. The sweetness was a great flavor. It is not an added sweetness but more of a aged tobacco sweetness. The other flavors were a nice accompaniment. " -Matt (Mattehh)
Macanudo has announced another extension to their Inspirado line: Red. This is said to be the bolder of the inspirado line and offers a harmony of volcanic soil and hardcore aging techniques.
90%
Overall Score - Very Good
Adam B.AllBlind Cigar ReviewsDunhillEricFeaturedIPCPRIsaac M.Jhonys DiazMaduroMickey T.RothschildSun Grown
·"This is a fairly short-lived cigar, easy smoking in under an hour, and probably just over a half hour smoke for most people. Each third had a distinct change of flavors that could easily be detected without looking. I found myself enjoying this one, a lot. But, it could use some glue. The tendency for the wrapper to unravel kept me distracted and, ultimately forced me to score the cigar lower than I would have liked based on flavor alone. That said, I'd give it another go in hopes that it'd stay together." -Isaac M. (The Nothing)
90%
Very Good
AllBlind Cigar ReviewsCohibaDominican RepublicFeaturedGreggJhonys DiazJohn I.Matthew T.NaturalOSARobustoSun GrownZane G.
·"My vocabulary of superlatives are inadequate to do this justice. Easily one of the best, and most memorable cigars I've ever had. Complex, and really nicely nuanced. It doesn't really progress through "changes" like a lot of cigars, instead there are all kinds of things happening, all the time." -John I. (John I.)