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Release Date: November 2020 Number of Cigars Smoked For Review: 3 Cameroon is not the prettiest-looking wrapper. In fact, I often think the uglier the Cameroon wrapper, the better cigar will be. That being said, this is a pretty rendition of Cameroon. It’s maybe not as pretty as an Ashton Heritage Puro Sol, but it’s better-looking than most Cameroon wrappers. There’s a bit of discoloration and spotting towards the top of two cigars, but otherwise, it’s about all you could hope for in terms of “good-looking Cameroon wrapper.” The aroma from the wrapper is relatively sweet with a b...

Release Date: October 2020 Number of Cigars Smoked For Review: 3 My eye starts by being drawn to the sun on the band, as it is the brightest spot on the entire cigar, and it seems as if from there things progressively get darker including the black background of the bands and the very dark Connecticut broadleaf wrapper. The wrapper leaf is fairly toothy, while veins are noticeable but largely obscured by the bands. With the bands removed from the cigar, the wrapper shows a more rustic look due to a bit of mottling and a more complete look at the vein structure. Two of the samples are rolled ...

Release Date: September 2020 Number of Cigars Smoked For Review: 3 The entire Desvalido Toro package is quite unique with its smooth mocha brown wrapper and purple band sporting the outline of a rooster in gold. The cigar is slightly spongy when squeezed and while there is a bit of oil present, there is not near enough to make it one of the first things I notice. Aroma from the wrapper is a combination of strong cocoa nibs, barnyard, generic nuts, creamy earth, sweet manure and hay, while the cold draw brings notes of creamy oak, hay, peanut shells, bitter dark chocolate, espresso beans, leat...

Release Date: Oct. 28, 2020 Number of Cigars Released: 500 Boxes of 50 Cigars (25,000 Total Cigars) Number of Cigars Smoked For Review: 3 While this may not be the darkest HVC I’ve ever seen, it certainly is on the darker side of most of the habano café wrappers I see from the TABSA factory. The aroma from the wrapper is full with notes of barnyard, sandpaper, very dark chocolate and a bit of brown rice. The foot is sweeter, though only medium-full. It has notes of graham cracker, cinnamon, white pepper, barnyard and hints of manure. Cold draws are fruitier, though not as sweet as they mig...