Lafayette Square New Orleans

Henry Clay

This one is a pretty solid cigar. The flavor profile brings out a lot of coffee, dark chocolate, and spice. Brighter pepper notes appear on the retro. With a firm construction, the draw has just a touch of resistance with a fairly even draw.

Casa 1910

A true Mexican puro! The flavor on this one hits like an espresso bomb! The profile was dark but smooth, with added notes of pepper and spice on the retro without ever becoming harsh. Although the general appearance wasn't perfect, both the draw and burn were.

Alec Bradley

Third review. Flavors are consistent with before... Cocoa. Malt. Honey. Baking spice. Mixed together in a very unique blend. Solid construction gives an even clean draw. The profile mix provides an aroma similar to toasted caramel. However, the burn refused to stay even this time needing a few corrections.

Ave Maria

Repeated review. A perfect draw as usual, with a ton of smoke! Flavor stays smooth, with bread or toast packed with a good amount of spice. This one has a year and a half of rest on it, and is the first time I have also recognized some nuttiness. The retro boasts a good tinge as well. Decent burn with no corrections.

Cornelius & Anthony

A fairly simple cigar that is full of nuts and baking spice. The draw is airy and open, producing a decent amount of smoke. The burn stayed fairly decent and only needed minor touch-ups.

Cigar Federation

Talk about a super complex variety of flavors! Initially, the profile consist of a creamy spiced vanilla with a touch of white pepper, but before long clove takes over on the retro. Very smooth and well balanced with a clean burn.