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Henry Clay

Continued review with a great deal of rest time. The flavor profile includes spice & cedar with creamy undertones. The draw was smooth with a decent amount of smoke. The construction was a tad spongy this time, but the burn remained fairly even.

Joya de Nicaragua

A darker profile with intense coffee, dark chocolate, and some subtle backend fruit notes. A lot of smoke output from an easy draw. The burn stayed fairly even, unlike the last time I smoked this blend. Definitely a bold smoke.

Caldwell

With almost 2 years of rest since purchase, here's the Colorado Corojo version of the One Night Stand. The profile here leans more to wood and mineral notes. The draw was smooth and open, with a fairly decent draw. An easy smoke in general.

Foundation Cigar Co.

I may not be a big fan of the Charter Oak CT, but this one has some intriguing flavor to it. There is an array of notes including cedar, cherry, molasses, leather, nutmeg... All spilling out randomly yet together. The ash is super flaky, but the draw seems very adequate. Acquired from TGS25 with 16 months rest.

Amendola Family Cigar Co.

Repeated review with 1.5 years rest. A simple smoke, with flavors consisting of earth & bread on the palate. A steady hit of white pepper comes on the retro. The profile stays linear with no transitions at all. The burn is even, and the draw has a better resistance to it than the first one I smoked last year.

AJ Fernandez

Almost duplicated review. The profile surprisingly packs a little punch, with leather mixed in beside a ton of red pepper. The retro brings that pepper out even stronger. The draw was smooth, but the burn needed a couple of touchups like before. Acquired from TGS25 with 15 months of rest.

Oliva

A simple cigar on terms of flavor - wood and slight nuttiness. However, the construction is solid, the draw is clean, and the burn is even. Makes for a good cigar when you don't need anything complex.

Adventura

Consistent review of a great cigar. This one has 2 full years of rest on it. It's a very reliable smoke! Dark chocolate and espresso are prominent in a smoothly bold experience, with a clean burn and appearance. Smooth draw & firm construction every time.

Aganorsa Leaf

Second trial with this size, now with 18 months of rest. The cigar is firm, and had a very tight draw even after the rest - same as before. The flavor profile blends cedar and leather, but periodic notes of clove-like spice present as well. Even with the tight roll, the burn remained fairly even.

Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust

Repeated review of a bold & enjoyable blend. A flavor comes out with notes of leather, pepper, and coffee that never backs down. The draw and burn are absolutely fantastic with a solid construction providing a great base.

Nat Cicco

Pulled this out after 20 months of rest, first time with one. Profile is simple, combining earth and sweet spices, holding true throughout the entire cigar. The draw had just the right amount of resistance to it that enabled a very slow but even burn.

Alec & Bradley

First time trying this one I believe. The draw was fairly smooth, but the burn needed multiple corrections to stay burning evenly. There was a bunch of pepper and earth on the palate, with an odd bit of spicy pepper coming on the retro. Fairly decent cigar, but the spice blend just felt a little bit off.

Rocky Patel

Always a good smoke here. The profile brings out an immediate pull of pepper that tapers down into coffee and wood. As the pepper fades away towards the end, some licorice comes through. Great draw and very smokey on output. 18 months rest on this one.

All Saints Cigars

Repeated review. Usually rated in the upper 80's, but this one had some issues. It's a bolder profile, with notes of creamy dark chocolate, espresso, and cedar tones. However, it felt like the bunching was missing a good amount of tobacco. It was super soft and had issues staying lit which caused a very rough burn experience.

Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust

Continued review, from 2025. The profile has definitely smoothed out with deep tones of dark chocolate and black pepper. Wood tones keep appearing on the end of the draw. Solid and firm construction with a very clean appearance.

Camacho

Repeated review. The flavor consists of coffee, chocolate, and pepper. Bold but not harsh. A great draw and super clean burn created a great smoke session. 15 months of rest, came from TGS25.

Room 101

19 months of rest on the box, and it has definitely smoothed out tremendously. The profile is a deep & bold blend with earthy tones. A good bit of smooth chocolate also comes through. The draw has definitely smoothed out and produces a lot of smoke. Firm construction and an even burn.

Tatuaje

Second review, the last one coming over 2 years ago. This one has been in the humidor for a little over 18 months. The profile was heavy of some charred wood, with blended in notes of chocolate and pepper. The draw was fairly smooth, while the burn only needed a couple minor corrections.

Punch

This is a pretty dark & oily cigar, but the flavor isn't deep & earthy like I expected. The profile brings out notes of leather and pepper mixed with a strong nutty tone. The draw was smooth, but didn't produce much smoke. However, the burn stayed fairly even.

CAO

Repeatedly consistent & duplicate review. Dry leather tones & espresso blended profile. The draw & burn were absolutely perfect with good smoke output. Construction was solid as generally expected.

Rocky Patel

Simply a basic & decent cigar. The profile has some spice to it, but the rest is mostly tobacco & ash. Although the appearance is simple, the draw is open and the burn self-corrected each time it got off point.

Plasencia

An often repeated & almost duplicate review. Coffee, cream, and a little backend spice come together in this blend for a boldly balanced profile. The construction & draw were immaculate. The burn needed a couple minor touchups this time, which is rare. This one came from the TGS26 box.

Sindicato

Here's a Nicaraguan Puro that is incredibly smooth & creamy. There's just enough leather and baking spices to keep it interesting. The smoke billows smoothly with a great draw and burn as well.

Protocol

This one ended up being a pleasant surprise, with notes of cedar, leather, and spice on the palate. The retro brought out a decent amount of pepper. The draw was smooth with plenty of smoke. The burn needed several corrections to stay even, though.

Hoyo de Monterrey

Repeated review, almost 2 years of rest on this one. The appearance is a bit rustic but it still burned pretty well. No corrections were needed, as it send-corrected each waver. The flavor is simple, with earthy tobacco and some creamy notes. The retro had just a slight zing this time.

Montecristo

Consistent review, now having 2.5 years of rest. The profile is full of chocolate, coffee, and a light mix of pepper & spice. Some nuttiness appeared with the coffee pairing. Flavors stayed true without any bitterness, allowing the rich tobacco to pull through. The draw was smooth and open.

Arturo Fuente

This is among the milder flavor profiles, bringing mostly just wood to the palate. On retro, there's some pepper & zing that comes through though. Although the flavor is minimal, the draw and burn were fantastic, pushing out a ton of smoke.

Don Lino

Repeated cigar, this one from TGS26. A very airy cigar with notes of nuts, hay, and earth. There's only just a tad bit of pepper. The burn stayed even although the draw was very weak.

Plasencia

Consistent review, with balanced yet notes of cocoa, spice, and nuttiness. Draw was slightly more open than usual but still had an exceptionally slow even burn. Due to the pairing, some nutmeg spice was portrayed this time as well. This one has been resting for 2.5 years.

Henry Clay

Duplicated review with 19 months of rest now. The profile brings spiced cedar with very creamy undertones. The draw is clean with a ton of smoke production. The construction was solid, while the burn remained perfect.