Medium Strength Cigar Reviews
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Alec Bradley Thirty Years Toro – Bury the Leaf Anniversary cigars usually show up like the guy who peaked in high school. They spend the entire evening reminding you about the glory days, wearing every medal they’ve ever earned and hoping you’ll be impressed enough to ignore what they’re bringing to the table today. The…
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AJ Fernandez Amar Toro – Bury the Leaf Sometimes a cigar tells you exactly what kind of evening you’re in for before the lighter ever clicks. The AJ Fernandez Amar managed that feat with remarkable efficiency. Before the cap was cut, before the cold draw, before a single puff, the ornate gold foot band peeled…
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Rocky Patel LB1 Fifty Five – Bury the Leaf Rocky catches a lot of shit, and a lot of it comes from guys who’ve only ever met him in catalog bundles and mystery samplers. This cigar is not that cigar. LB1 is a fat‑bottomed, thick‑waisted Habano built squarely for the “one good stick after work”…
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Aladino Corojo Robusto – Bury The Leaf There are cigars you buy because everybody talks about them. There are cigars you buy because the band looks like somebody spent the GDP of a small Caribbean nation designing it. And then there are cigars that get dropped into a Cigar of the Month Club shipment, disappear…
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La Palina 125 Anos Toro – Bury the Leaf Anniversary cigars are funny things. Some brands celebrate milestones by pulling out every expensive leaf they can find, wrapping it in enough gold foil to blind you under lounge lighting, and charging enough money to make you wonder if the box comes with stock options. Others…
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Macanudo Emissary France Robusto – Bury the Leaf The Macanudo Emissary France showed up looking like a spicy Habano bruiser and then spent an hour and a half proving it was actually a fresh‑palate assassin. What starts with briny minerality and Habano zing turns into dried fruit, lemon‑lime “flat Sprite” citrus, and a shockingly good…
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Bariay 1492 Black – Bury the Leaf Bariay 1492 Black Label walks in like it already believes its own press release. Mexican San Andrés Maduro wrapper. Nicaraguan guts from Estelí, Condega, and Ometepe. Full‑bodied, medium strength. “Maduro for all.” “Clean‑crafted.” “Chemical‑free.” Dark chocolate, roasted coffee, black pepper, cedar, and aged wood if you believe the…
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Crowned Heads Mil Dias – Bury the Leaf There are cigars you buy because you’ve researched them, hunted them down, and convinced yourself they’re going to change your life. Then there are cigars you buy because Cigar Page throws a number on the screen so low it feels disrespectful not to click “add to cart.”…
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Henry Clay War Hawk Toro – Bury the Leaf Some cigars earn their place in the humidor. Others end up there because CigarPage caught you at the exact wrong moment—somewhere between curiosity and justifying a deal that didn’t need much justification to begin with. The Henry Clay War Hawk Toro was never meant to be a centerpiece cigar. It wasn’t hunted down, it didn’t come with a…
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Bury the Leaf I have a confession to make. A dangerous confession. A confession that may cause my membership card to be immediately revoked from the Brotherhood of Connecticut Skeptics. I liked this cigar. There. It’s out there. We’ll come back to that. First, you need to understand that Connecticut cigars and I have a…