Tag: Nomad
Blind Cigar Review: Nomad | Fin de los Mundos Toro
“Man, this was a fun cigar. I have to blame myself for the performance at the beginning, even if it did feel and look ok. Once I gave it the deeper cut, this cigar was awesome. The savory flavors kept me attached the whole way through. There was a lot more complexity in the first third that seemed to tone down through the rest of the cigar; I really wish it just kept going. ” -Isaac M. (The Nothing)
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Cigar News: Nomad to Release ‘First Run’ Cigars from 2012 at IPCPR 2017
The owner of Nomad Cigar Company, Fred Rewey, started Nomad in 2012 with one line. The ‘Classic Dominican’ was offered in several vitolas. The company portfolio has now grown to 14 blends and 51 sku’s.
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Quick Cigar Review: Nomad | Martial Law
This was a really good cigar, not overpowering, but lots of flavor. It changed quite a bit throughout the thirds, but was always balanced. Construction was superb with an even burn and tight but good draw, think Cuba. Glad I bought a box.
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Blind Cigar Review: Nomad | Therapy Connecticut Toro
“If this cigar had captured the final 3rd throughout it would have been great, unfortunately, there was too much chemical flavor during the first two 3rds to reccomend this cigar to anyone.” -Craig (WyldKnyght)
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Cigar News: Nomad Cigar Co. Extends Reach of GB-19 for Football Season
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Nomad Cigar Co. Extends Reach of GB-19 in Time for Football Season. Estelí,...
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Cigar News: Nomad Releases SA-17 Lancero
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 7×38 lancero was blended at rolled in Estelí at Tobacalera AJ Fernandez.
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Cigar News: Nomad Cigar Co. Releases Nomad SA-17
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – Nomad Cigar Co. Releases the Nomad SA-17 | Estelí, Nicaragua (May 17, 2016) – Nomad Cigar Company is pleased to announce the release of the Nomad SA-17 to retail stores on May 18, 2016.
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Cigar News: House of Emilio Rebrands to “Boutiques United”
Vineland, NJ (January 18, 2016) – LJ Zucca is proud to announce it’s rebranding from “House of Emilio” to “Boutiques United”. Effective today Boutiques United, which also launched a new website and corresponding social media accounts, will be the name of the cigar distribution entity moving forward.
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Blind Cigar Review: Nomad | Therapy Habano Toro
“Two words that would aptly describe this cigar would be Solid and Smooth. This is the embodiment of both. I say this would be the perfect cigar for a beginner, but not as an insult or slander, but because it is so well constructed and approachable. This is a great cigar and one that I can’t wait to see what it is because it has me stumped.” -Jack (Jack_H)
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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)
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Blind Cigar Review: Nomad | C-276 Toro Grande
“Normally, “one dimensional” would be used as a way to complain about a cigar, but in this case it is not. The one dimension presented was very good. Flavors were solid and construction was great. I’d be interested in picking some more of these up for sure.” -Dave (mdwest)
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Blind Cigar Review – Revisited: Nomad | S-307 Toro
“This was an enjoyable cigar to smoke. A rich char combined nicely with a well balanced cedar. The leather and chocolate kept the flavors in check while the surprising baking spice at the end added an element of sweetness to the finish. I would gladly grab another one.” -Gregg (McGreggor57)
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