Well, the Titans lost today and I was bummed out, so I decided to cheer myself up with a Cuban Montecristo #4. I usually like the #2 better, but I am running out of those and haven’t had one of these since I bought them, so I figured I would enjoy a fine cigar this […]

To commerate the launch of cigarblog.net, I think I should smoke from my top shelf tonight and will be smoking the Fuente Fuente OpusX. I purchased this box and had planned on never smoking them, but how do you enjoy a cigar if your not going to smoke it? So, I feel a little woozy […]

This year my friend Eddie, who owns Smoke and Ale in Nashville, invited me to the Retail Tobacco Dealers Association show in Houston Texas. It was my first time attending the RTDA event and it was very interesting seeing the business side of the cigar industry.We tried alot of cigars and I brought home almost […]

This is my first cigar review on cigarblog.net and I am smoking a Tatuaje that a friend gave me last night. I had never heard of this brand, but the one I had today was great from start to finish. When I first held it to my nose I knew it was going to be […]

The Perdomo Habano that I sampled was the Corojo-wrapped Robusto that I picked up from a local B&M. I was drawn to the cigar not only because it was a new release but also because it was a visually beautiful cigar. While I’m not necessarily a fan of large cigar bands, the main band on […]

“Por Larrañaga Cuban Grade is the latest continuation of the legendary brand initially created in 1834. Uncompromisingly smooth and well-balanced delivering sweet flavors and a long, subtle finish, Por Larrañaga Cuban Grade is comprised of deeply-aged Dominican and Honduran fillers. Crafted by legendary master blender Sr. Jesus Antonio Piñeda Henríquez at Altadis, S.A.’s world-famous Flor […]