89%
Total Score - Good - 89
“Because the flavors were so nice, I would look past the burn issue and try this cigar again. The mix of sweetness and spice was very pleasing and I would reach for this cigar again.” –Matthew T. (A Huge Nerd)
89%
Total Score - Good - 89
“This is a cigar that is a must have for your humidor. Sit back and relax and this will take you on a journey. It is one for novice and experienced smokers.” –Kevin S. (KBS1153)
93%
Total Score - Excellent
"Overall I really enjoyed this cigar. The strength picked up as the cigar went along. There was always a nice spice throughout the cigar that started with some pepper but was more of a chili spice. The smoke was very thick and creamy." -Wes (SosaCub4Life)
90%
Total Score - Very Good
AllBlind Cigar ReviewsChurchillEricFeaturedGreggHerrera EsteliMexican San AndresNicaraguaSandeepStefanSteveWilly Herrera
·"I enjoyed the change in personality of this cigar. The beginning was a nice start with a sweet smell and flavor only to give way to a bolder, bit stronger flavoring. A peppery flavor emerged in the middle but dissipated towards the end. Overall, a pleasant experience, none like I have ever experienced." -Eric (smalls29)
88%
Good
This cigar carried a bit more strength than I expected based on previous cigars from HVC. It has darker flavors which would make me lean towards smoking it in the evening or as a final cigar of a multi-cigar smoking experience. There weren’t many transitions, but that is OK as the cigars flavors were good. I wouldn’t recommend this cigar to a new smoker, but rather someone that is interested in strength along with flavors of earthiness, coffee and wood.
88%
Total Score - Good
AllBlind Cigar ReviewsCarlos ToranoCharlie ToranoFeaturedGreggIPCPRMaduroMatthew T.Mexican San AndresNicaraguaRobustoSandeepSteveWes
·"Transitions, complexity, nuance... It ain't necessarily so with this cigar, but the flavor profile is solid and flavorful. Transitions don't really come with this cigar but flavors are discernible and compatible. It is a good smoke for times when you want the good experience but don't have to think hard about what the cigar is giving you." -Matthew T. (A Huge Nerd)
Nomad Cigar Co. expands distribution of the Nomad SA-17 Lancero Nomad Releases SA-17 LanceroEstelí, Nicaragua (Aug 31, 2016) – Nomad Cigar Company has announced the expansion of SA-17 Lancero to additional retailers. The 7x38 lancero was blended at rolled in Estelí at Tobacalera AJ Fernandez.
93%
Total Score - Excellent
AlanAllBlind Cigar ReviewsErik EspinosaEspinosaFeaturedGreggIPCPRKentMaduroMexican San AndresNicaraguaRobustoWes
·Cigar Info Erik Espinosa re-launched Murcielago at this year’s IPCPR Trade Show. The original blend dates back to 2009 and was...
91%
Total Score - Very Good
AllBlind Cigar ReviewsDominican RepublicEricFeaturedJose SeijasMatildeMexican San AndresSandeepStefanSteveToroWes
·"Wow. Once i got past the slow start, the cigar really opened up. Medium to full flavor and just a tremendous profile that balanced well off of each other. Nicely done. Grab these, let some sit, and watch them grow into something truly special." -Steve (ThaGreatWazoo)
90%
Total Score - Very Good
AllBlind Cigar ReviewsCollaboration ReviewDominican RepublicFeaturedJose DominguezMexican San AndresPerfectoRonStogie BoysWes
·"While this cigar didn't have the best construction, burn or draw, I did enjoy the flavors this cigar produced. However, most of this cigar was still one dimensional and it didn't give me a lot in the way of complexity. This is probably a cigar worth smoking again, but much would depend on the price point." -Will (Cigar-Coop)