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Written by Ash & Dan   

If you've ever read a cigar review and thought to yourself 'what the F*** is that guy spewing?', then you've come to the right place!

Here at this site, we are real world, non-yacht-owning, ordinary Joe's who'll give you the low-down and honest reviews of popular (and not so popular) cigars.  You won't find a bunch of foo-foo descriptions frequently found in the established and snooty cigar review outlets, nor will you find the typical snow-job descriptions dreamed up by enterprising cigar resellers.  Get ready for brutal honesty; there's no blowing smoke up your skirt here!

Never fear, we will not be swayed or influenced -- but we do welcome free samples for review-only purposes!


More reviews are comin'... don't dispair.

I apologize for the dearth of reviews.  I've got three new sticks on deck, one of which will be published this weekend :).  Dang I hate it when "life happens"!

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Last Updated ( Friday, 15 January 2010 )
 
Partagas 150
Written by Dan   
There are certain things that one should instinctively know when one hits the humidor at the local tobacconist, or elsewhere.  Specifically, when purchasing a $65.00 stick, its typically not a good idea to have the wife there.  Face it, unless she is incredibly understanding, or you happen to be mondo-flush with cash, most women are going to say "How the hell do you justify that?"
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 19 April 2009 )
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Gurkha Beauty
Written by Dan   

There are times in life, where one is compelled to splurge.  I found out today that I was awarded a special award from the company I work for, so I decided to celebrate this evening with a $145.00 bottle of scotch and a $30.00 cigar.  The good news for me, is that this cigar was safely ensconced in a hermetically sealed tube, so even if the humidor from which it came from was at 78%, this stick is safely oblivious to that.

 According to my friendly (yet over-humidifying) tobacconist, the Beauty has well aged tobacco in it (he claims 20 years).  It should pair nicely with the barely legal Macallan 18 year old that I've purchased.

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Beauty
 

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Last Updated ( Thursday, 05 March 2009 )
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