Gurkha News Update
To be honest, I was a recent convert to Gurkha cigars. Friends and other CigarMayven.com reviewers has smoked and enjoyed them for years. But, the first one I tried a number of years ago did nothing for me. Recently however, I had the opportunity to smoke one and realized that I had been missing out on a good cigar. Their many lines have some great smokes and I have enjoyed a number of...
News and Notes
Around The Blogs The Stogie Review has a review of a green cigar in time for St. Patricks Day. The review is La Flor Dominicana Double Claro 42 and it turns out well. To be hones the cigars look like the old machine made sticks that my father used to by in a box of 5 when I was a kid. But, this seems like a serious cigar. Cigar Obsession has a review of a relatively unknown brand, Blue...
News and Notes
A Visit to Torano Cigars An interesting week that included a trip to Miami and a visit to a cigar maker. On Thursday I had the opportunity to share a nice smoke with Jack Torano, the marketing director at Torano Cigars. It was my first Torano Vault (expect a review later this week) and we chatted about his family history. The cigar blood runs deep and after Carlos Torano, Sr. began...
Sunday Share
A Round-Up of What is on the Cigar Blogs Starting this week, I thought I’d share with you some of what is going on on the other cigar blog’s. This will giv eyou an opportunity to keep up with your favoriteson several blog’s without leaving our home site. On Stogie Review.com, they reviewed a Nub Cameroon. I just recently posted about the Nub Habano, so it might be...
News and Notes
Last week was a busy week. Two of your reviewers spent the day at TPE in Las Vegas, listening to news about the goings on in the cigar world. With the travel and all there was barely time for a cigar. Saw a sneak peek of a new triple entubar at Berger & Argenti. These guys are doing crazy things with cigars. They have basically a cigar within a cigar now and are taking that to the...
