Mild-Medium Strength Cigar Reviews


  • Sometimes Quiet Cigars Tell the Best Stories

    Plasencia Reserva Original Toro – Bury the Leaf Some cigars announce themselves with fireworks. Pepper bombs, nicotine haymakers, wrappers so dark they threaten to stain your fingerprints. They spend the first five minutes trying to convince you they’re important. The Plasencia Reserva Original doesn’t seem interested in any of that. Instead, it quietly sits down…

  • The Connecticut That Forgot to Be Gentle

    Perdomo Habano Connecticut – Bury the Leaf Somewhere along the way, “Connecticut” stopped meaning what a lot of us thought it meant. For years, that pale blond wrapper was code for soft, safe, and mostly forgettable. It was the stick you handed to the new guy or the one you grabbed with a mug of…

  • Familiar Roads and Unrealistic Expectations

    Perdomo Reserve 10th Anniversary Champagne Epicure – Bury the Leaf The Perdomo Reserve 10th Anniversary Champagne Epicure is exactly what it has always been: smooth, balanced, tremendously well-constructed, and paired almost perfectly with a quiet morning and a strong cup of Cuban coffee. The problem is not the cigar. The problem is the smoker sitting…

  • A Fuente on a Friday

    A long, slow dance with Ol’ Ernie The Arturo Fuente Hemingway Classic never tried to overpower me. It never turned into a pepper bomb, never became a nicotine uppercut, and never transformed into one of those “every draw is a new experience” cigars that reviewers love pretending they found in the wild. Instead, this thing…

  • You’re here for reviews so here’s the first one

    My Father El Centurion H-2K-CT Toro The Numbers ·       Wrapper: H-2K-CT Hybrid Connecticut ·       Vitola: Toro ·       Cut: Straight Guillotine ·       Pairing: Sparkling Water ·       Price Paid: $6.94 ·       Source: CigarPage.com Mystery Pack ·       Smoke Time: 2:01 ·       Humidor Conditions: ~67% RH / ~69°F ·       Evening Draw Score: 🎖️🎖️ 2 Bands Bury the Leaf This…

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