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Release Date: March 22, 2021 Number of Cigars Released: 4,550 Boxes of 20 Cigars (91,000 Total Cigars) Number of Cigars Smoked For Review: 3 It’s not every day that I smoke a double corona and while I don’t always have the time, the AVO Improvisation LE21 reminds me how I like the proportions of this vitola. There’s been a pretty wide variety in wrapper colors used for various AVO Improvisation releases over the years, with the 2021 version seeming to be somewhere in the middle of the spectrum. The aroma from the wrapper is medium-full with a fair amount of acidity, damp leaves, cedar a...

The Davidoff Diadema Finas traces its roots—somewhat confusingly—back to Davidoff’s celebration of a century milestone. Zino Davidoff— who transformed a family tobacco shop in Switzerland to a worldwide brand—would have turned 100 in 2006. In that year, Davidoff released three different cigars to celebrate the century milestone:the 100th Anniversary Robusto, 100th Anniversary Diademas Finas and 100th Anniversary Diademas 100. Zino Davidoff 100th Anniversary Diademas Finas (6 3/4 x 50) — 2006 — $22 (Box of 10, $220) — n/a Davidoff Diademas Finas Limited Edition 50th Anniversary...

Release Date: March 2021 Number of Cigars Smoked For Review: 3 There are a couple of things about the Liga Privada Único Serie Year of the Ox that catch my attention: the gold foil is the first and most obvious, though easily the least worthy of discussion beyond its crinkly texture. The purple and gold foot band is the next on my list; the purple feels new for a Liga Privada release, and the gold used differs just enough from the foil to be noticeable. Finally, the script on the primary band also feels just a bit different from other Liga Privada releases that it makes me wonder about the ...

Release Date: March 2021 Number of Cigars Smoked For Review: 3 Covered in a very dark—almost black under some light sources—the wrapper is sandpaper rough to the touch, the Vintage Rock-A-Feller Limited Edition Art of Magic also features a large number of very noticeable veins running up and down its length. There is also some trace amounts of oil present and the cigar is just short of rock hard when squeezed. The aroma from the wrapper and foot is a combination of strong brewed sweet tea, oak, leather, barnyard, gritty earth, generic nuts and slight citrus while the cold draw brings flav...

Release Date: December 2020 Number of Cigars Smoked For Review: 3 While the original OpusX ForbiddenX 13 had wrappers that were noticeably darker and less red than the regular OpusX, this cigar’s wrapper is actually pretty close to regular OpusX. I’m pretty sure that most people wouldn’t be able to tell if this was rebanded as regular OpusX, though it too is missing some of the red hues. Some of that might be my eyes adjusting to the black band compared to the red band, but this is pretty close. These cigars weren’t stored in cellophane, though they are wrapped in a cedar sleeve. Whi...