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Release Date: Oct. 1, 2020 Number of Cigars Released: 4,250 Boxes of 10 Cigars (42,500 Total Cigars) Number of Cigars Smoked For Review: 3 Visually, the AVO Regional North Edition is covered in a darker cinnamon brown wrapper that is parchment rough to the touch, though there is some obvious oil as well as multiple overt veins running up and down its length. The cigar has some nice give when squeezed and seems to be extremely well-rolled from the outside. Aroma from the wrapper is a combination of strong barnyard, dark chocolate, cedar, lemon citrus, hay, earth and slight vanilla while the c...

Release Date: November 2019 Number of Cigars Smoked For Review: 1 Since this Baka Pygmy was taken from the same box as the samples I smoked for the first review,  I am not surprised that it looks extremely similar to what I remember the first time around. Specifically, it has a dark brown wrapper with an obvious reddish tint that feels quite a bit like parchment. While there is a noticeable soft spot about halfway between the band and the foot, the rest of the cigar is quite firm when squeezed. Aroma from the wrapper and foot is a combination of cocoa nibs, cedar, leather, tea leaves, earth ...

Release Date: November 2020 Number of Cigars Smoked For Review: 3 “Extremely attractive” does not begin to describe the visual appeal of the Zino Platinum Limited Edition 2020, which includes a reddish espresso brown wrapper that looks like it was dipped in a vat of oil before being packaged. That wrapper is silky smooth to the touch and the cigar is both dense and very hard when squeezed. The aroma from the wrapper and foot is a combination of cocoa nibs, vegetal, leather, earth, manure and oak while the cold draw brings flavors of strong espresso beans, vegetal, leather, oak, grass, wh...

Release Date: November 2020 Number of Cigars Smoked For Review: 3 My first thought is that I really wish this cigar wasn’t this big. I know that it’s going to be a long afternoon, and this is the first of three cigars I will smoke for the review. As is often the case with cigars of this size, the wrapper isn’t as flawless as a normal Davidoff robusto. There are some veins and wrapper stretching, the latter of which is a bit odd for a Davidoff. The aroma from the wrapper is a medium-plus mixture of barnyard, birdseed, and a salty broth flavor. The foot is medium-full with a sweeter profi...

Release Date: Sept. 23, 2020 Number of Cigars Released: Regular Production Number of Cigars Smoked For Review: 3 The Buffalo TEN Natural Toro is a well pressed cigar, very rectangular in shape with sharp corners and a matte finish that implies it has been subject to some weight. There’s also some color variance within each leaf that is easily seen at the seam lines. The wrapper feels like it’s on the fragile side, and some small cracks around the feet confirm my suspicion, though not knowing exactly how they got to me, I’m assuming they were handled with reasonable levels of care along...