Cubariqueño Cigar Company is proud to announce that it is releasing its third blend, Protocol Themis, at the 2017 International Premium Cigar and Pipe Retailer trade show in Las Vegas.
Espinosa Cigars will soon be shipping their second installment of their Backroom Series. The new cigar is called Eminent Domain.
As a cigar, it was not a bad cigar. I think there would be a lot of smokers who enjoy it. If you are looking for a cigar with this type of flavor profile and smoking at a medium-full level in terms of strength and body you will like what is offered.
Our Line Analysis articles allow us to compare the differences we found across the various vitolas and talk about which one each of us liked the best and why.
Overall, I think the Robusto version of the Probable Cause was a consistently good tasting cigar. I enjoyed especially the cocoa and earthy tones.
I especially enjoyed how the black pepper spice was palate layering without overshadowing the other flavors. When I wanted an increase in spice (and intensity of flavors in general), I always had the retrohale on tap.
In a market where there is quite a lack of thin ring gauge cigars (especially Connecticut broadleaf ones), this one provides enough uniqueness that warrants a must try.
A beefed up version producing greater intensities. The mouth watering body with oily cinnamon combined with deep spice and earth really hit its stride. I enjoyed the cigar quite a bit and am looking forward to smoking more of these down the road.
It was announced that Erik Espinosa Jr. has been elevated to the position of Vice-President and Hector Alfonso Sr. has been promoted to Director of Operations for the celebrated boutique line.
The Crema has such full and distinctive flavors that were well nuanced and balanced. In the recent(ish) wave of Connecticut Shades, I highly recommend consumers to navigate their way to this one.