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Crowned Heads Las Calaveras 2015 LC50

Introduced in 2014, Crowned Heads released the Las Calaveras to honor loved ones that passed away that year.  Released each year in a new blend, this year has a Ecuadorian Habano Rosado wrapper with a Nicaraguan binder and filler.  The 2015 Las Calaveras has been released in three sizes this year instead of the two […]

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Ben’s Top 10 Cigars of 2014 – Contest!

Every year, we try to come up with our individual Top 10 Cigars of the Year which is quite a task.  There are so many really good cigars out there, its hard to choose only 10.  At Stogie Review, we do it a little different in where we choose the top 10 cigars we smoked […]

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Camacho Ecuador Robusto

The Camacho Ecuador was released this year as an edition to the Camacho line.  This new cigar features an Ecuadorian habano wrapper with a price point of $6.50.  I was sent a box of these from Dylan Austin of Camacho for review (Thanks Dylan!).  I had smoked several of these at my local shop before […]

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Elogio Crescent City Cigars Exclusivo

Elogio has created the Crescent City Cigars Exclusivo for the second year in a row for Crescent City Cigars in New Orleans, LA.  Armando Ortiz, the owner of Crescent City Cigars, sent a few of these to me for review and to get my opinion on them.  We are both big fans of Elogio Cigars, […]

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Ben’s Top 10 Cigars of 2013

Ben’s Top 10 Cigars of 2013 It’s that time of that year where we put out our top cigars of the year.  It always hard to try to put our favorite cigars together for a top ten list.  There are so many really good cigars that it makes it hard to pick just 10 and […]

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Cigar Bunching Methods at Drew Estate with Willy Herrera and Nick Melillo

A lot of people know that a cigar is composed of a wrapper, binder and filler, but not many understand how it all comes together.  One of the most critical components in the cigar making processes is the bunching of the filler tobaccos to be rolled with a binder.  At Drew Estate, they used what […]

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