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Herederos de Robaina

SOTR March 14, 2013

Initial Thoughts Siz gave me this cigar to review and seeing that it’s mostly made (if not entirely made) in Nicaragua, I LOVE that. I can’t

HC Habano 2

SOTR March 12, 2013

84 out of 100 HC Habano 2 Rating Stogies on the Rocks · 100-point scale Quick Take The HC Habano 2 is a cigar reviewed

1502 Emerald

SOTR March 8, 2013

92 out of 100 1502 Emerald Rating Stogies on the Rocks · 100-point scale Quick Take The 1502 Emerald is a cigar reviewed by Eric

Elogio Serie LSV

SOTR March 7, 2013

Initial Thoughts On Elogio’s website, they state that they only use select long filler Nicaraguan tobacco grown exclusively in Candega and Jalapa. This gets my engines

Oliva V Belicoso

SOTR March 4, 2013

Initial Thoughts Knowing the flavor the Oliva V Serie brings to the table, I was also curious to see if there were any differences with

L’atelier Lat52

SOTR February 27, 2013

84 out of 100 L’Atelier LAT52 Rating Stogies on the Rocks · 100-point scale Quick Take The L’Atelier LAT52 is a cigar reviewed by Eric

My Uzi Weighs a Ton Bait Fish

SOTR February 14, 2013

Initial Thoughts The small ring gauge and small length of this My Uzi Weighs a Ton Bait Fish reminds me of the cigarillos that come in the

Ezra Zion JAMAIS Vu

SOTR February 13, 2013

Initial Thoughts As I mentioned earlier, I hadn’t heard too much about this company or these cigars. I love trying new cigars and expanding my knowledge

Oliva V Melanio

SOTR February 11, 2013

94 out of 100 Oliva Serie V Melanio Rating Stogies on the Rocks · 100-point scale Quick Take The Oliva Serie V Melanio is a

Don Pepin Garcia Blue

SOTR February 7, 2013

Initial Thoughts There are certain stories floating around there about the different families and the traditions in the cigar industry. I’ve constantly heard stories about

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