17 posts tagged dominican cigars

Origin : Dominican Republic Format : Corona Size : 140 x 17 mm Ring : 44 Wrapper : Ecuador Binder : USA/Connecticut Filler : Dominican Republic, Nicaragua, Peru Hand-Made Price : ~$6 each More info about purchasing Romeo y Julieta Aniversario cigars...

Today's cigar review is truly a retro-smoke. Yesterday I had the day off, and it was a perfectly gorgeous day; sunshine and temps in the mid-70's. What to smoke? I reached into my humidor and came up with a Griffin's Special Edition XX. We're talking vintage 2004 here - the very first edition of The Griffin's Anniversary cigars.

Breve April 20th, 2008 by Ironmeden There was a front page article in the St.Paul Pioneer Press this weekend which went over how one of the local cigar shoppes is trying to the get around the Nazi style smoking ban here in the cities. I have been to the Lilydale Social Club many times and really enjoyed the atmosphere as well as the guys that hang out there.

This fantastic entry comes from Rhonda Taormina from Cigar Live. She’s one a 5-Pack of Camacho Cigars and Hat along with being entered to win Grand Prize of a box of Camacho 10th Anniversary Cigars. See our Anniversary Bash Contest Page for details on how to enter.

Brian at Stogie Review in the mood for something different tries the the Kristoff Maduro. I’m looking forward to trying these myself. You can read this cigar review at Stogie Review.

Daniel posted his cigar of the week. This week’s cigar is the Fittipaldi Gold, named after the famous European Formula One Driver, Emerson Fittipladi. You can read this article and other cigar reviews on Daniel’s site.

This is a cigar I haven’t heard of and you probably haven’t either. After reading this cigar review by cigarfan I’m definitely going to try and find it.

First introduced in 2005, E. Zarzuela is a relative newcomer to the world of “boutique” cigars. This particular line is sometimes called the “Premium” line to distinguish it from Zarzuela’s milder-bodied “EZ” series released in 2006. Both are made in the Dominican Republic.

Daniel tried this premium cigar from Davidoff. Read the full Zino Platinum Scepter review at Cigar Jack’s Cigar Reviews.

Unlike many of the big names in the Dominican and Central American cigar industry, this one has no Cuban ancestry. The Augusto Reyes family has roots in the Dominican Republic and the Dominican tobacco world going back 150 years and six generations, though much of that time has been in the agricultural and leaf brokerage side of the business rather than in cigar manufacturing.