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OneOff cigars have always been hailed for their uniqueness and naturally good taste. The latest release is the OneOff Doble Capa, and it’s destined to be a classic. It’s hand made by Cuban Crafters in Nicaragua with aged Cuban-seed long-filler tobacco. These unique cigars have two different wrappers on the same cigar, each providing a distinct taste and [...]

For those who enjoy the luxury lifestyle the Robb Report’s June issue is a must-read. It’s the issue that publishes the annual “Best of the Best” awards. The award recognizes products and services of excellence. For 2010 the “Best of the Best” award goes to …(drum roll)… Berger & Argenti for their CLASICO cigar.  Robb Report selected the Berger & Argenti Clasico based on its [...]

Maduros range in taste from mild to full-bodied, depending on the tobacco used and how the dark, almost black wrapper was processed. True Maduro cigar lovers enjoy the stronger taste that brings the earthy and dark chocolate tastes. That’s why we conducted a small experiment with the J.L. Salazar y Hermanos Reserva Especial Series cigars. It’s a [...]

Originally posted by the Stogie Guys Desflorado tobacco, from what I understand, is difficult and laborious to grow, which is why sticks that use this finicky leaf are relatively expensive and hard to come by. Our friends at Cuban Crafters, however, have come out with an affordable lineup of cigars that make use of this [...]

Medina 1959 Miami Edition with serial number Originally posted by Tom Ufer, Tampa Cigar Examiner Length: 7 1/2 inches Ring Gauge: 38 Wrapper: Sumatran Binder: Nicaraguan Filler: Nicaraguan My thanks to Cuban Crafters Cigars for providing samples for this review. The Medina 1959 Miami blend was created by Master Roller Manuel Medina. Mr. Medina started [...]

Originally posted by CigarInspector.com Origin : USA Format : Robusto Size : 5 x 50 Wrapper : Sumatra Filler : Nicaragua Binder : Nicaragua Hand-Made Price : $189.99 for a box of 25 More info about purchasing Medina 1959 Miami Robusto cigars… This review comes courtesy of Nicky187, the winner of our Cigar Rights contest. [...]

Originally posted by CigarPalace.WordPress.com This Cigar was introduced By Cuban Crafters last November as I remember. As mentioned in their website it was called after the Master Roller “Manuel Medina who played a formidable role in Cuba’s cigar history. He started as a roller at the H. Upmann factory in Cuba. His talents were quickly [...]

Originally posted by CigarsReviewed.com Name: Cuban Crafters Cabinet Selection Toro Appearance: Habano Wrapper leaf from Ecuador, Habano 2000 Binder, and Cuban Seed Habano Filler. Burning: Even burn, Good draw, No relight. Construction: Well Constructed, Wrapper stayed intact. Taste: Full-bodied, Earthy, Leathery, with spice notes. Grade: A Final Comments: This was a wonderful rich, smooth cigar. [...]

Originally posted by Bryan Glynn of CigarObsession.com This 6.5×52 stick offered a mild experience with smooth light smoke, offering a woody and slightly sweet taste, best described as butterscotch at points. A creamy nuttiness ended it, with a short clean finish all the way through. Construction was perfect with no issues and a perfect draw. [...]