89%
Total Score - Good
Cigar Info This latest blend from Cubariqueño uses a Mexican San Andrés maduro wrapper over Nicaraguan binder and filler, and comes...
89%
Total Score - Good
93%
Overall Score
AllAshley C.Blind Cigar ReviewsConnecticut BroadleafDunbarton Tobacco & TrustFeaturedIPCPRJason H.John I.MaduroMatthew T.NicaraguaRobustoSteve Saka
·"This was a cigar that fired on all cylinders for me. Once I paired it with a very rich stout, it really came into its own and was a superb cap to my evening. I have absolutely nothing to criticize with this sample. It would be my honor to personally thank the blender and roller of this super premium cigar. This will find a home in my rotation if I can find more!" -Jason H. (Jokey Smurf)
91%
Overall Score - Very Good
A.J. FernandezAJ FernandezAllBlind Cigar ReviewsFeaturedGreggHabanoIPCPRMatthew T.Mickey T.NaturalNicaraguaRobustoSteve
·"Overall this was a good smoke. I think this would not be a good first cigar of the day, but if you had a full day of smoking this would be a nice 2nd or 3rd stick of the day. Just beware it does pick up the spice in the final 1/3rd and through the whole 2nd third, but becomes a nice pleasant smoke at the end." -Mickey T. (irratebass)
93%
Great
AllBlack Label Trading CompanyBlind Cigar ReviewsBlk WksCorona GordaDaniel S.FeaturedIsaac M.James BrownJohn I.Matthew T.NicaraguaPennsylvania Broadleaf
·"It's hard for me to assign a top rating to any cigar, and I try to reserve the highest mark for something really wondrous. This is about as close to cigar perfection for me as I can imagine. Big bold flavors with a lot of strength. Packs a punch but the potency was never over the top and the overall balance between strength and flavor was really thoroughly impressive. " -John I. (John I.)
91%
Total Score - Very Good
Adam B.AllBlind Cigar ReviewsConnecticut BroadleafDominican RepublicFeaturedGrupo de MaestrosHenry ClayJason H.MaduroMatt C.Matthew T.Toro
·Cigar Info The Henry Clay Stalk Cut was blended by Grupo de Maestros, the elite group of master blenders and cigar...
92%
Great
AlanAllBlind Cigar ReviewsChurchillDianaDunbarton Tobacco & TrustEmmettFeaturedHabanoMatthew T.NaturalNicaraguaSteve Saka
·"All around a great cigar. The flavor profile could have had a bit more of an evolution, but the core flavors were quite enjoyable though out and the retrohale provided a nice change from the standard draw. The creaminess of the smoke could have been a little more consistent as parts of the cigar produced thick creamy clouds but a lot of the time it was a little but thin. Overall a very good cigar that I would definitely smoke again. " -Alan (Eulogy)
92%
Great
To celebrate the milestone of 10 years for El Primer Mundo Cigars, Sean Williams introduced the EPM 10 Year Anniversary cigar. It was released in June of 2016 and will be available at a very select group of retailers by invitation only. The cigar features a Rosado wrapper from Nicaragua, San Vicente binder, and Ligero Criollo, Ligero Negrito, and Corojo 2006 filler. It it made at the De Los Reyes SA factory in Dominican Republic. The EPM 10 Year is available in three vitolas. A 6x54 (MSRP $9.75) Toro, 5x50 Robusto (MSRP $8.75), and 5.5x42 Corona (MSRP $8.50). The cigar sampled for this review was the Toro vitola.
Blind Man’s Puff is pleased to announce that Zane Gamble and Matthew Tye are officially joining the company as COO (Chief Operating Officer) and CMO (Chief Marketing Officer) respectively.
90%
Total Score - Very Good
Adam B.AllBlind Cigar ReviewsDavidoffDominican RepublicFeaturedHendrik KelnerIPCPRJeffMatt C.Matthew T.NaturalToro
·"I really enjoyed this cigar and anxiously anticipating the reveal. Looking forward to adding a few to the humidor. Enjoyable flavors, almost perfect cool burn, and just a flat out good cigar. Bravo." -Adam B. (Bushboy)
89%
Overall Score - Good
AllAVOBlind Cigar ReviewsDominican RepublicFeaturedGreggHabanoHendrik KelnerJason H.John I.Matthew T.Natural
·"In terms of flavor, this would likely be a good introductory cigar for a novice. The flavor profile is light, accessible and pleasant. Creamy, floral and mild mannered with a bit of a kick toward the end. Anyone with an interest in experiencing cigars would likely be impressed. The construction problems would be a drawback for a newcomer however." -John I. (John I.)