Team Cigar Review: Viva Republica Art of War Corona Gorda
I enjoyed the toasted aspects mixed with the sweet bread quite a bit. Not the typical chocolaty and dank iteration of Connecticut Broadleaf, but this is not one to be missed.
I enjoyed the toasted aspects mixed with the sweet bread quite a bit. Not the typical chocolaty and dank iteration of Connecticut Broadleaf, but this is not one to be missed.
As the name suggests there is a Day of the Dead theme, this cigar is a tribute to those no longer with us.
This cigar has clearly passed its prime. In other words, the cigar aged out. The flavors were overall too light and airy. And the dominant hay and musk quickly became mundane and one dimensional.
Santa Muerte is being released in small batches leading up to its official birth date of November 1st.
Drew Estate announced today that they would be releasing a new blend within their Herrera Estelí line. The new cigar will be available exclusively for Small Batch Cigar, also known as Maxamar Ultimate Cigars.
A friendly Futuro battle between Kyle Gellis of Warped and Max Fernandez of Casa Fernandez. Who will reign supreme? Both using the same tobaccos, before smoking them, I wondered, “How different could they truly be?” Could different cigar sizes and ratios of the same tobaccos cause a noticeable difference?
This was a fairly sharp and robust rendition of Kyle's Nicaraguan Corojo and Criollo blend. I'm interested in purchasing a fiver or tener to age as I believe this will be a great cigar to lay down.