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Blind Cigar Review: Emilio | La Musa Mousa Lancero

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·August 11, 2014

Blind Cigar Review: Emilio | La Musa Mousa Lancero

"This cigar was a performer...looks, burn, draw and flavor...all top notch in my book. I could easily see myself paying in excess of $10 for these...a little speedy for everyday, but just right for a top notch smoke. Highly recommended for Lancero fans who like some flavor and enough strength to let you know it's there...where can I get a box...or at least a fiver!?" -Jason H. (Jokey Smurf)

Blind Cigar Review: Los Regalos | Quetzal Toro

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·July 23, 2014

Blind Cigar Review: Los Regalos | Quetzal Toro

"What a pleasurable milder smoke with lots of subtle changes within it's original profile. The balance of spice and sweetness was close to perfect, never becoming harsh or bitter. Often the initial pepper blast takes over, but this cigar seemed to keep all flavors balanced and working well together. I would grab a box in a heartbeat." -Gregg (McGreggor57)

93%

Total Score - Excellent

Blind Cigar Review: Guayacan | Sabor de Estelí Corona

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·June 26, 2015

Blind Cigar Review: Guayacan | Sabor de Estelí Corona

"If you are looking for a powerhouse cigar that offers sweet undertones and a smooth, crisp retrohale, this is for you. Definitely not for the weak at heart. This cigar is everything a smoker who enjoys full flavored smokes could ask for. Ready to smoke right when I got it, this cigar needs little rest to allow it to fully mature into an after dinner delight. Definitely grab some of these if you want to challenge your palate to a fistfight full of potential and destruction. Excellent cigar." -Steve (ThaGreatWazoo)

Blind Cigar Review: Rodrigo | La Fortaleza Forte

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·August 22, 2014

Blind Cigar Review: Rodrigo | La Fortaleza Forte

"This is a big after dinner flavor bomb/smoke bomb. I dug it and I'd definitely smoke it again. I'd recommend it to anyone that likes medium full to full body and rich flavorful smoke. I think I may have a couple five packs resting in the tupperdor. Now I can't wait to try them." -Brian (B-daddy)

90%

Total Score - Very Good

Blind Cigar Review: 1502 | Nicaragua Robusto

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·July 13, 2015

Blind Cigar Review: 1502 | Nicaragua Robusto

"This cigar was on the stronger side of medium and delivered some solid flavors. There was a nice mix of natural sweetness with the cedar and nutmeg while coffee and oak added a richness to the profile. The middle was a little lacking once the coffee disappeared, but the remaining flavors were still good. I would definitely smoke this one again." -Gregg (McGreggor57)

Cigar News: Miami Cigar & Co. Expands Sales Team with the Addition of Nate McIntyre

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·January 9, 2016

Cigar News: Miami Cigar & Co. Expands Sales Team with the Addition of Nate McIntyre

(Miami, Florida) January 6, 2016— Miami Cigar & Company continues its growth, as the group welcomes Nate McIntyre to the family. Nate McIntyre brings with him a strong resume, long tenure of great relationships and extensive knowledge in tobacco. McIntyre served as the National Sales Director for House of Emilio, and later as the US Director of Sales for Cubanacan Cigars. McIntyre will now oversee sales in the South Eastern region for Miami Cigar & Co.

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·July 9, 2014

Blind Cigar Review: 1502 | Emerald Toro

"This stick took me for a ride that I didnt expect. Prior to lighting it I thought I would be smoking something medium to full in strength, with earthy qualities and that the stick would be very much "in your face". What I got instead was a fairly complex stick that was closer to the mild side of the strength equation with light, but pronounced flavors. Instead of an after an evening meal type smoke, I ended up with a cigar that I think would be extremely nice with a morning cup of coffee. I'll likely be seeking more of these out once the reveal is done." -Dave (mdwest)

89%

Total Score - Good

Blind Cigar Review: Nomad | Esteli Lot 8613 Toro

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·August 3, 2015

Blind Cigar Review: Nomad | Esteli Lot 8613 Toro

"As a whole, this cigar was a very pleasant wine and crackers smoke. The initial cocoa and finish of the leather notes was very enjoyable. Most things about this cigar had high end status about them. The flavor profile was quite enjoyable and the light and go and no worry was excellent. Great job to the cigar company that put this out. Grab some if you can because you will enjoy." -Steve (ThaGreatWazoo)

Blind Cigar Review: Ezra Zion | Eminence Belicoso Gran Toro

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·August 8, 2014

Blind Cigar Review: Ezra Zion | Eminence Belicoso Gran Toro

"This was an interesting cigar that hit me in just the right mood. I was quite pleased with my beverage pairing and found the deep flavors of the smoke to be quite complementary to the chocolate stout. I don't think I would choose this cigar as the first of the day because it's almost like a meal in itself...a hearty steak meal, with all the fixings! Quite good and quite satisfying." -Jason H. (Jokey Smurf)

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·May 16, 2014

Blind Cigar Review: Nomad | Fugitive II

"This cigar definitely showed signs of being an excellent cigar. There were multiple flavors that came and went but didn’t really stick around long enough to really enjoy them. It was very good, but I think it could have used more rest to be great. I’d love to grab a couple (or few) to let rest for a few more months to see what would become of them. I’m almost sure that it would make a world of difference." -Milton (mjohnsoniii)

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