Cigar Draw Enhancer
GoreArtistry Cigar Draw Tools
There’s nothing more frustrating than lighting one of your favorite cigars only to discover that it is so plugged that it takes away from the enjoyment of it. We’ve all run across a cigar or two where you feel as if you are going to pass out from the strain of trying to acquire just a small plume of smoke in your mouth. Struggling to smoke an average stick is really just an annoyance while struggling to smoke one of your Holy Grails is nothing less than a travesty.
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Featured Articles
Nub Habano Review
If you are not a lover of cliche’s, a hater of the buzzwords or a proponent of nuances then I openly invite you to start rolling your eyes. After all, either my originality eludes me or I just cannot help but to describe the Nub Habano as “dynamite in a small package”. Make no bones about it; this cigar packs a hell of a punch that will undoubtedly completely satisfy the palate in addition to having it beg for more.
As of date I’ve only had the pleasure of smoking a handful of the Nub cigars however this is a calamity I plan to rectify in the near future.
Victor Sinclair Connecticut Yankee Review
Don’t let the good looks and the affordable price tag fool you, the Victor Sinclair Connecticut Yankee is nothing more than an inexpensive cigar that taste like a dirty little cheap trick. It assaults the palate early on just to warm you up for the letdown that is lurking around the corner.
If the Connecticut Yankee taught me one thing it is that I should always follow my original intentions. I wanted to smoke one of Rocky Patel’s Vintage 1992 Sixty’s that night but too many hours had already passed and I was vast approaching the screaming voice of an alarm clock that would wake me the next morning. I try my best to be responsible from time to time and I knew that a sixty gauge cigar would eat up too much of my evening.
Top Cigar List
Not all cigars are the same and it is is unfair to classify every single cigar that I have tried into the same class. Some people prefer a mild cigar while others may prefer to full bodied ones. It really comes down to preference and I’ve broken down my top rated cigars based on the categories below. This is is a work in progress and will build as the individual reviews are added to this site.
GoreArtistry Cigar Draw Tools There’s nothing more frustrating than lighting one of your favorite cigars only to discover that it is so plugged that it takes away from the enjoyment of it. We’ve all run across a cigar or two where you feel as if you are going to pass out from the strain of trying to acquire just a small plume of smoke in your mouth. Struggling to smoke an average stick is really just an annoyance while struggling to smoke one of your Holy Grails is nothing less than a travesty.
Palio Cigar Cutter Review The Palio guillotine is not the trophy wife of cutters, you know the hottest looking cutter around that cost a ton of cash, doesn’t work and contributes nothing more than a headache to the relationship. Instead what Palio offers is a more conservative yet simple design that not only still looks great but outperforms a lot of the competition. Sure your buddy may have a sexier looking cutter but over time he’ll probably want to borrow your old reliable Palio again and again.