Posted on March 28th, 2008 by CigarBunch.com
What a presentation.
What a cigar.
That’s all I can say. These massive cigars measuring 52 ring by 5 1/2 inches are gorgeous looking chocolate bars which when you open the box you don’t know whether you should eat them or smoke them. They smell very sweet with deep coffee and coco aroma which reminds you of [...]
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Posted on March 26th, 2008 by CigarBunch.com
Cohiba Lancero is the only cigar you see managers at Cohiba factory smoke. More interesting than that, Cohiba Lancero was Fidel Castro’s favorite smoke before he gave up smoking many years ago. Cohiba Lancero is long and thin measuring 38 ring by 7 1/2 inches long which makes it longer than a churchill but thinner [...]
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Posted on March 24th, 2008 by CigarBunch.com
One of our members recommended Minibar for smoking cigars which is located 107 Mutual St. Toronto, ON. (In the Ryerson University neighbourhood, near Church and Dundas Streets). They have year around heater patio with live DJ. They are famous for their martinis but I personally don’t like martinis with my cigar.
107 Mutual Street
Toronto, ON M5B [...]
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Posted on March 22nd, 2008 by CigarBunch.com
Yesterday while smoking a cigar on the third floor with my buddy I had a couple of extra cigars, a Cohiba Robusto and a Bolivar Royal Corona in a Xikar 5 cigar case. I had the case on the stair case rail with my lighter and while turning back I hit the cigar case and [...]
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Posted on March 18th, 2008 by CigarBunch.com
It’s very interesting how many fake Cuban cigars you can find with a simple search on Toronto’s Craig’s List. What is more interesting is that as per sellers all of them are purchased from “reputable sources” such as people on the beach or on the street. What they ask for a box of Cuban cigar [...]
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Posted on March 16th, 2008 by CigarBunch.com
Price: $30
Size: 47 x 7 (Churchill)
Box: Varnished Box 10, code POS ENE 07
Paired with: Green Tea
I got this box last November when they were on sale online. Apparently this production had allot of draw problems. I was not immune as well and I had 2 out of 5 I smoked plugged up. Tonight, Sunday [...]
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Posted on March 15th, 2008 by Brian
San Cristobal Muralla Review
Price: $45 est.
Size: 7″ x 54 Rodolfo
Box: Varnished Box 25
The San Cristobal Muralla is a relatively new offering from Habanos launched in February 2006. The Muralla is named after a famous street in old Havana and the Rodolfo size is essentially a larger version of the Piramide. I was excited to [...]
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Posted on March 14th, 2008 by CigarBunch.com
Prices: 4 x Cuba
Selection: Low end cigars with lots of plume
Staff: Friendly
Rating: 6/10
Tobacco Haven is located in Toronto’s financial district Bay and Dundas at 595 Bay Street. Tobacco Haven smoke shop is more about accessories than cigars but their cigars have the most plume I have ever seen in any humidor. Their selection is mostly [...]
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Posted on March 13th, 2008 by CigarBunch.com
Prices: 4 x Cuba
Selection: Big variety with little plume
Staff: Friendly
Rating: 9/10
La Casa Del Habano is located in the heart of Toronto’s high end neighborhood 141 Yorkville street. This shop moved from Avenue road to Yorkville while back and now they have a really modern store with a good selection. Store feels very open and their [...]
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Posted on March 10th, 2008 by CigarBunch.com
After reading good reviews about some of the long filler Mini Cigars, I decided to go ahead and get a few boxes to try them out. They go around $10 each.
After receiving them today I was surprised to see their flawless construction, packaging and quality specially the box pressed Ashton Esquire Maduro, yes, you heard [...]
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