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Well, that escalated quickly… It’s a phrase we toss around fairly often on the Smoke and Steel Podcast. It usually happens right after a harmless joke snowballs into something real. This time, it all started with a casual comment: “Hey Mark, can you make us a Room 101 Cigars 2nds Ashtray?” He did. And what […]
We’re back with another episode of Smoke and Steel, and this time we dove headfirst into uncharted territory with a cigar none of us had tried before – the Oz Family Cigars OG Nicaragua San Andreas. Walt brought something special to the table for our second blind review, complete with a nerdy analytical approach that […]
Watch the full blind tasting episode of the Smoke and Steel Podcast below and see if you agree with our take on this affordable daily smoker. The Setup: Going in Blind on a Mystery Stick There’s something pure about blind cigar tastings – no fancy bands, no preconceived notions, just tobacco and taste buds. The […]
You nailed this one with the overwhelming corojo flavor. This is one of my all time favorite corojo cigars.
P.S. on a side note I just took a look at your twitpic of the coffee corner (which looks great BTW) but are those a box of faux-hibas that I see just to the right of the sign in the pic?
Thanks again for another edition of short ashes! I always wanted to try one of these but was not sure if I should. Next time I order some cigars this will be on my 5 pack list!
Thanks Walt, always appreciated!
Cheers
Thomas
I seem to be favoring corojo wrapped cigars lately. I really enjoy their flavors. I just finished smoking about 8 to 10 of the Thompson house corojo cubano cigars and they are really enjoyable, especially at about $1 a stick.
HomeBrewer,
Yeah, the Faux-hibas are there as decoration. There is also some currency and a couple of photos.
I ghave only had two of these and they were both very good….
the lot 23 is good too