The One13 is inspired by the home of Jamond’s grandparents and the memories made there. Good thing he didn’t base it off my grandparents because it’d be instant coffee and cheap cigarettes influencing the blend. 😆
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The Pi5ot is a new for 2026 blend from Definition that pays tribute to the players that inspired Jamond. So is the Pi5ot l33t or is it a brick? 🏀
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Look, another Lampert Black Card cigar! Do these things multiply like rabbits? Does it matter if it slaps? I’m sure at some point I’ll get caught up with the existing releases and be stuck lamenting that I have to wait for what’s to come next, but in the meantime, let’s enjoy what we have. 😆
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I dive into the Casdagli Villa Casdagli with the unique Pigasus vitola. Maybe it’ll get you to squeal with delight?
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Deseret is a term in the Book of Mormon that translates to “honeybee.” Will this honeybee be sweet or sting?
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Altadis procured Ecuadorian Connecticut tobacco with 20 years of age on it and tasked AJ Fernandez with creating a blend worthy of the rare leaf. Is it worth the premium price or does the M stands for miss?
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Lampert offered the Platino blend in an A format for the Black Card holders. If that’s too much for you to handle, you can always use it like a wand for Harry Potter cosplay.
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Tatuaje’s Creature makes its standalone debut. Does the Creature capture your fancy like Kay Lawrence? Or does it need to be sent back to the murky depths?
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The one where I share an exceptional letter written by a BOTL about the power of the community.
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Lampert’s Ocean Breeze, will it make you feel fine? Or is it just blowin’ through the jasmine in your mind?
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Surpassion’s King of Battle commemorates 250 Years of U.S. Army Artillery excellence. Does it discharge or jam up?
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Surpassion’s debut cigar, Valor, is dedicated to all of America’s service members and the courage in giving everything to serve. Will this blend get you to enlist with Surpassion?
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Surpassion’s Queen of Battle honors the US Army Infantry, the first branch of the Army. Does it get a Hooah?
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Paul Stulac says the Red Screaming Sun came “while staring at a gorgeous sunset on a tobacco field in CT and having a ‘cigar moment’ and expressing it was a screaming sun. Add CT broadleaf to a cigar and put them in red boxes and Red Screaming Sun is born.” He wasn’t lying when he said, “names are important and ridiculous at the same time.”
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La Lealtad is Spanish for “loyalty.” This cigar definitely tested my ability to stick with it.
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CAO time warps us with a special blend from their very early days. It’s just a jump to the left…. then a step to the right?
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Little brothers always imitate and try to one-up their older brothers. Does Litto Jr.’s Solis stack up as the ideal contrast to Tony’s La Nox?
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La Nox is a well known blend by Tony Gomez that’s been around for a decade, but I decided to shine a little light on it.
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The LGC Gran Legado is a cigar that pays tribute to the workers who make La Gloria Cubana, made by only the most experienced rollers using higher priming leaves in the filler. Sounds amazing…. on paper.
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The LFD Oro line is almost 15 years old, so let’s take a fresh look.
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Stolen Throne’s Yorktown Fleet is an homage to the naval history of Stolen Throne’s home town. Does it bring superior firepower or is it all wet?
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If you’re struggling to fall asleep, I start this one with a bedtime story. It’s about how Steve Saka told me not to smoke his shit. OMG, WHAT??? Don’t get your tits twisted, it’s a good story! Who doesn’t love a happy ending? And the story wraps up nicely too!
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10 years of Saka. You’re going to have your own strong opinion on that statement regardless of what I say. And that’s the beauty of Steve Saka.
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