AG Cigars Alejandro Robaina Cubana (No. 6) – Toro (5.88 x 52)
The Alejandro Robaina Cubana No. 6 shares the same band and a similar look wrapper as the No. 2. Does that indicate more of the same or is it a truly unique blend in its own right?
Tag: Wrapper: Undisclosed
AG Cigars Alejandro Robaina Cubana (No. 4) – Robusto (4.88 x 50)
With the AG Alejandro Robaina Cubana No. 4, we get a different color wrapper, a different colored band, and slightly less age on the tobacco, but we still don’t know the details of the blend. How does it compare to the No 2. and No 6? Does that different band indicate a big change?
AG Cigars Alejandro Robaina Cubana (No. 2) – Robusto (4.88 x 56)
Normally I’d write something witty, but sometimes the hype around the cigar is too much, and the reality crushed my spirit just a little bit. I really don’t know what happened with this one, but I’m not OK…
Principle Cigars The Count – Pyramid (6 x 44)
I get the chance to examine a very rare Principle Cigar, The Count. And I don’t mean the Sesame Street version.
