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Release Date: March 2021 Number of Cigars Smoked For Review: 3 While the press photos we received showed a dark, almost purple-like wrapper, once in my hand the cigars have a muted dark brown color. I can see that the wrapper has a good amount of oil throughout and like the color, the oils are evenly dispersed. On each sample, the foot is a bit wider than the cap. It’s not a belicoso, but the feet seem to have expanded a bit. These weren’t shipped in cellophane, so I’m not surprised that there’s not that strong of an aroma: a medium-plus profile with an acidic leather scent. The foot ...

Release Date: April 2021 Number of Cigars Smoked For Review: 3 Visually, the NN01 features a light brown wrapper that is silky smooth to the touch and has just a touch of oil. In addition, there are quite a few obvert veins running up and down its length and the cigar is nicely firm when squeezed. Aroma form the wrapper is surprisingly faint and includes generic wood, leather and earth while the foot brings notes of cinnamon, creamy cedar, cocoa nibs and very slight mint. After cutting the cap with a straight cutter, the cold draw brings flavors of hay, espresso beans, cedar, earth and a tou...

Release Date: May 29, 2021 Number of Cigars Released: Undisclosed Number of Cigars Smoked For Review: 3 My first thought is that this looks like an Intemperance BA XXI, which has long been a favorite of mine within the RoMa Craft Tobac portfolio. The muted, dark brown Brazilian wrapper is very reminiscent of other Intemperance cigars I’ve smoked over the years, though the exposed feet on the cigars seem a tad bit darker than I remember. Aroma from the wrapper is full of barnyard, something that reminds me of wet newspaper and some underlying sweetness. That sweetness comes alive when smelli...

Release Date: April 12, 2021 Number of Cigars Released: 5,000 Boxes of 10 (50,000 Total Cigars) Number of Cigars Smoked For Review: 3 I have to say, the presentation is gorgeous, with the 1920’s inspired motif on the box lid opening to reveal 10 cigars, each nestled in their own individual cutout. The wrapper that adorns this cigar is a milk chocolate brown color and feels quite a bit like parchment, with very little tooth or oil present. Both the fantail cap and covered foot are well presented and the cigars are nicely firm when squeezed. The aroma from the wrapper includes notes of sweet...

Release Date: April 8, 2021 Number of Cigars Released: 500 Boxes of 10 Cigars (5,000 Total Cigars) Number of Cigars Smoked For Review: 3 From a visual perspective, the Córdoba & Morales Seasons Spring Toro is fairly distinctive, with an extremely rough to the touch pale milk chocolate brown wrapper and a very interesting design around the foot. There are a number of overt veins noticeable running up and down its length and the cigar is nicely firm when squeezed. Aroma from the wrapper is a combination of rich raisins, dry tea leaves, leather, lemongrass, barnyard, cocoa nibs and generic nu...