Habano Wrapper Cigar Reviews
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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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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…
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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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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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My Father La Lealtad – Bury the Leaf Some cigars show up with expectations baked into the band. My Father La Lealtad is one of them. It walks in carrying three different stories at once: the Garcia family’s Honduran operation flexing again after Blue, that familiar ornate My Father branding promising craft, and an Ecuadorian…
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La Aroma De Cuba Edicion Especial – Bury the Leaf Every now and then you light a cigar that feels less like a random pull from the humidor and more like a standing appointment you scheduled with yourself weeks ago. This La Aroma de Cuba Edición Especial No. 1 was one of those. It showed…
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Rojas Street Tacos Al Pastor – Bury the Leaf There are cigars you light because you’re curious.There are cigars you light because you’re bored.And then there are cigars you light because, deep down, you already know exactly how this story ends before the foot ever sees a flame. The Rojas Street Taco Al Pastor landed…
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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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Bariay 1492 Red – Bury the Leaf The Bariay 1492 Red Label Robusto feels like a boutique cigar built by people who genuinely care about tobacco texture, refinement, and restraint instead of simply trying to weaponize strength and call it “premium.” This was smooth. Consistently smooth. Not sweet enough to become gimmicky.Not spicy enough to…