by Tim Rollins There are 5 different Dona Flor blends. Today’s choice is from their Premium Blends, the Selecao robusto. This cigar is a dark brown and well made. It feels weighty in the hand and has a nice density. The test draw was very good. At initial light up the flavors were dry cinnamon, […]
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by Tim Rollins This is an easy cigar to describe, at least from the tobacco standpoint. It’s all Brazilian Mata Fina. The wrapper, binder, and filler are Mata Fina. This is another of Dona Flor’s Premium Blends. The cigar is very dark brown in color and is dense feeling in the hand. This cigar is
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by GC Puffs What happened to cause life to become so busy? Everywhere you look now people are scurrying here and there, making every minute count, catching planes, driving constantly and rushing to meetings. I have found myself doing the same thing, except for flying which I don’t and will not do. What happened that
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by GC Puffs When I left home this morning on my one and a half hour commute, I brought with me a new gem of a cigar, a Four Kicks Selection No.5 from Crowned Heads that is 6.5×44. Construction of the cigar is perfect, with only the slightest of veins with a pre light aroma
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by @jbrookeiv The cigar has a light amber wrapper, with a well-constructed torpedo cap. One thing that I noticed about this cigar was that it had a large crease running about three inches down the side of the cigar. It looks almost as though the wrapper was stitched together. This “stitch” would later come back
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