Better Late Than Never... May 24th, 2021 Chris H. 91 Before I get started, I already know what you’re thinking: “Davidoff? Why Davidoff?” Well, I am here to say “Why not Davidoff?” I will be the first to openly admit that for years, I was that person that stuck my nose up at the Davidoff line of cigars. Whether it was because I heard from others that you either “love them or hate them”, or that they were pricy, or that they are just not that … Read More
Invasive Species Welcomed May 24th, 2021 Scott W. 91 Not too long ago, there was buzz about a little company in the cigar industry called Southern Draw. In a very short period of time, Southern Draw has become a name that we now get asked about frequently. Throw in the fact that none other than AJ Fernandez makes the Southern Draw product line, and you will begin to get an idea of why this US Veteran owned and operated company has the buzz that it … Read More
Breaker One-Nine, Diesel comin’ through May 24th, 2021 Richard M. 93 Diesel Estelí Puro Toro 6x54Burn Time: 2 hours (slow smoked due to the strength)“Breaker-breaker-one-nine, this here’s the CigarMagician coming at ya from the information superhighway, haulin’ another load of cigar knowledge straight to yer’ front door good buddy.” [Translation: Listen up friends, Rich here from the internet with another cigar review directly to you]. “So slide into your … Read More
A little Green for your pocket! May 24th, 2021 Richard M. 92 Macanudo originally was a name for a size of Cuban Punch cigars. Macanudo roughly translated means ‘magnificent’, Inspirado translates to inspired, and this cigar holds up to this moniker of Inspired Magnificence. I will tell you it has become my all-time favorite Macanudo Blend by far. This is partially due to the fact that I love Brazilian tobacco, and the cigar is draped in a gorgeous … Read More
Gather in your own Center Square… April 30th, 2021 Richard M. 92 Cigar: CAO ZócaloSize: Toro 6.2”x54Burn Time: 1 hour, 55 minutesThis cigar was first offered in 2018 as just the 6x60. So some people missed out on it because their preference is not for larger ring gauge cigars. But now, it is back in three sizes, being produced at the STG Factory in Esteli, Nicaragua.This cigar wears a dark brown and rough wrapper with a rustic appearance, but feels well … Read More