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Buffalo Ten Cigars I’m going to let you in on a little secret. Handmade in Tamboril, Dominican Republic by our friends at El Artista Cigars, Buffalo Ten cigars present a “cheat code” of sorts to premium quality at an extremely reasonable price. Buffalo Ten owes its satisfying rich character to a blend of six unique tobaccos: a […]
CAO Bones Matador (7 1/4 x 54) W – Connecticut broadleaf B – Connecticut shade F – Dominican, Honduran, Nicaraguan The Connecticut-heavy Bones blend was dreamed up by CAO Brand Ambassador Rick Rodriguez as a tribute to the games of dominoes and dice, which Rick sees as great pastimes for kicking back, talking sh!t, and […]
The word “stogie” can be used in different ways by different people. While some use it as a catchall synonym for cigar, others reserve the term for cheap or low-quality cigars. This confusion can cause an awkward situation if you refer to a friend’s $20 stick as a stogie. At the end of the day, both definitions of stogie are acceptable according to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, but it is still a word with an interesting history and evolution.
Caldwell Lost & Found Plume Robusto W – Dominican Habano B – Dominican Criollo ‘98 F – undisclosed Origin – undisclosed Caldwell Cigars’ Lost & Found series consists of vintage sticks that Robert Caldwell “discovered” in his travels and re-branded for limited release. Exact origins of the blends are not revealed, and specific blend components used […]
When most people hear the phrase “Dutch Masters,” their thoughts will turn to those popular cigars found in every smoke shop and convenience store across the country. There is, however, another meaning behind “Dutch Masters,” and it involves that iconic artwork found on the cigars of the same name.