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I did a search and couldn't find any reviews on the Man O' War line. Here's what CI says about them: "Man O’ War is carefully blended and hand-crafted by Abdel Fernandez in Esteli, Nicaragua. Born in Cuba, Abdel began working with tobacco at a very young age under the watchful eye of cigar...

I know there's probably a very scientific way to do this however, I am not very scientific. I thought it would be interesting for us to post which members with whom we share our taste in cigars. These are the members who post a review and you say "Yes! Exactly!" These are the members whose...

Been 4 days without a smoke so I lined up a Don Lino Africa Petite Corona & a Camacho SLR Robusto for the evening festivities. Some Bell's Pale Ale was the beverage of choice. The Don Lino started out kinda bland but became a sublime beauty of a smoke at the halfway point. This baby was nubbed...

Had a 1666 Thursday night and loved it had a Double Espresso last night and loved it as usual. Love the Graycliff legends. + = Can I get a witness?? MCS

http://www.boricuashopping.com/servlet/the-1040/MILITAR-CIGARS-HANDMADE-CIGARS/Detail They sell cds too!:tu MCS

So, last night I had a Padilla 1932 toro as my opening cigar of the evening. It was okay for me. Not bad but not great. I followed it up with a Legends Orange Label (Rocky Patel). I loved it. It was everything I look for in a cigar. I am a cave man and I'm okay. MCS

I pulled an unmarked cigar out of the humidor last night with the words De La Concha hand written on the cello. I fired it up and was instantly ruined. It started out with Pepin-like spice and evened out to a rich Nicaraguan smoke that made me love it like programmer loves binary. So, who did...

I just got my Graycliff Espresso order in yesterday and I must say they have my favorite pre-smoke aroma ever! I am cracking open the humidor where they rest like every hours just to take a whiff. Simply fantastical! MCS

I'll post photos next. Here's the rundown: I went with 3 brothers, two of them I work with. We drove through the night, 10 hours from Indiana and got to CigarFest at about an hour before the breakfast at 10:00am. We walked around until the breakfast doors opened and grabbed a seat. Some folks...

http://www.cigarbid.com/auction/lot.cfm?lotID=555043 http://www.cigarbid.com/auction/lot.cfm?lotID=555045 Anybody else had these? Thanks, MCS

So I'm going through a large ring gauge stage. Lord knows, My mouth is big enough to handle it! I'm gravitating to 54-60RG and am enjoying the volume of smoke a barrage of flavor. So, what large RG smokes do you all like? MCS

I had my first cigar today since I got bronchitis about a week and a half ago. It was a Taboo HSG (Honduran Sun Grown). I smoked while driving so not much in the way of a review other than this a fantastic, nutty sun grown wrapper and excellent flavor throughout. This is one great smoke! Perfect...

...but I've been so sick, it would be a waste. I've been suffering through bronchitis since Tuesday. Missed most of 2 days of work but have been so busy that I spent my "rest' time in front of my laptop. I have no sense of taste and I'm having uncontrollable, painful coughing fits throughout the...

I've had a humidor (or 5) in the house for about 18 years now. I've always kept a hygrometer in my humidors just because it's what people do. I've found, however, that my own tactile abilities are usually good enough to tell me what state my cigars are in. I can pull one out of the humidor and...

I was at a gas station/convenience store in Shipshewana, IN today getting a beverage and on the counter, in a cardboard box were some 5 Vegas torps. They were sitting out, unhumidified with a handwritten sign saying "Premium Cigars" on it. I picked one up and it was as crunchy as a frosted...

I got the Taboo Twist Torp in my sampler pack and torched it last week. Up until then, I would have said I never met a 'Barber Pole" style cigar that I liked. The Taboo Twist has changed my mind! This medium bodied beauty was rolled perfectly to give an excellent draw and lots of smoke. The...

...were the red-headed step-child of the cigar industry? In the cigar boom days, cigars from the Dominican Republic and Honduras were all the rage. Few cigars that hailed from Nicaragua made the grade with the boom smokers. They were a little too strong and "earthy" for the casual boom smokers...

This cigar was gifted to me. I don't know by whom as I am pretty unorganized. I really wasn't expecting much but had a long drive today and wanted something to pass the time. Too my surprise, this was a medium-bodied gem of a cigar! I compare this favorable to the the Rocky Patel Sun Grown line...

So, I smoke in the car quite a bit. I got tired of trying to ash my cigar in a soda can so I got one of these: The Cigar Bobken ashtray is a neat little 2-piece contraption with a long holding piece and a funnel type thing that goes into the ash container. The holder holds a cigar very well...

Here's what CI has to say about them: egends Pepin Garcia - Yellow Label: To keep it simple, Pepin Garcia is ‘blowing up.’ Famous for creating the heavily sought Tatuaje and Padilla Miami 8&11 brands, expect nothing short of spectacular from this intoxicating submission. Upon first glance, it’s...