Popular Post Rinze Posted December 29, 2025 Popular Post Posted December 29, 2025 Was saving this one & decided to light it up over Christmas weekend. Cigar of the year for me. Cigar Aficionado was not far off on their assessment. 95+ 19
Popular Post batwick Posted December 30, 2025 Popular Post Posted December 30, 2025 Partagás Serie E No. 2 - Gran Reserva Cosecha 2015 Cohiba Espléndidos - Gran Reserva Cosecha 2017 Por Larrañaga Magníficos - Edición Regional Reino Unido 2007 El Rey del Mundo La Reina - Edición Regional UK 2018 Quai d’Orsay Impériales - Travel Humidor El Rey del Mundo Kon-Tiki - Edición Regional Los Andes 2017 Hoyo de Monterrey Double Corona - 2023 Cohiba Pirámides Extra - 2021 Tubos Ramón Allones Absolutos - Edición Limitada 2024 Davidoff Year of the Snake - 2025 All 94 or above. 15 1
Popular Post Hoosh Posted January 1 Popular Post Posted January 1 See my review HERE, but easily a solid 94 - and probably higher. This Padrón is the first Padrón to have both kicked my backside AND impress me at the same time. Never have I ever… 13
Popular Post dicko Posted January 8 Popular Post Posted January 8 Cohiba Medio Siglo (PEU? ENE 24) - magnificent cigar! Great from first puff to the nub. Cedar, burnt caramel, coffee bean. Great construction too - no touch ups and two ashes only. Youthful but very smooth. Speaking from a small sample size, but Cohiba from the 20's seem to be smoking very well young whereas previously I found they always needed 5+ years to hit fully their stride. Sent from my SM-G986B using Tapatalk 14 1
MadridPuros Posted January 12 Posted January 12 On 1/7/2026 at 9:22 PM, dicko said: Cohiba Medio Siglo (PEU? ENE 24) - magnificent cigar! Great from first puff to the nub. Cedar, burnt caramel, coffee bean. Great construction too - no touch ups and two ashes only. Youthful but very smooth. Speaking from a small sample size, but Cohiba from the 20's seem to be smoking very well young whereas previously I found they always needed 5+ years to hit fully their stride. Sent from my SM-G986B using Tapatalk Just to confirm, you’re saying after 2020 cohibas smoke good young? Because I have some cohibas in the humi but all I hear is to let them sit forever. 2
Popular Post NYGuido Posted January 12 Popular Post Posted January 12 I just smoked my first BR 109 No. 1 (have had plenty of the No 6), and it was an absolute 94. Rested for 3 months in my humidor, and it was fantastic. As they say in Hollywood, no notes! 7
zacca Posted January 13 Posted January 13 13 hours ago, MadridPuros said: Just to confirm, you’re saying after 2020 cohibas smoke good young? Because I have some cohibas in the humi but all I hear is to let them sit forever. In my experience they really start to come into their own after 5 years. I think what he mean is some of the newer ones can be smokeable and even good with just a year or two on them…but those same cigars will still be even better with more age. 2
Popular Post Puros Y Vino Posted January 13 Popular Post Posted January 13 Responded to a similar question elsewhere. These easily come to mind. And IMO, these would be closer to 100. The 1st two certainly are... 1970 Davidoff No 1 (Cuban) Cohiba Gran Reserva (Siglo VI) 1974 H Upmann Sir Winston 1969 Punch Nectares La Escepcion Selectos Finos Habanos 1994 (humidor release). 7
dicko Posted January 14 Posted January 14 Just to confirm, you’re saying after 2020 cohibas smoke good young? Because I have some cohibas in the humi but all I hear is to let them sit forever. Yes sir. I have found them more approachable young in recent years.Sent from my SM-G986B using Tapatalk 1
MadridPuros Posted January 14 Posted January 14 On 1/13/2026 at 9:38 AM, habanohal said: Have to go with Ashton vsg robusto Always a great smoke. Ashton VSG and ESG. I still like the V more. 3
Glass Half Full Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago Top cigar experiences past 6 months (an unusually good set of months from a cigar standpoint)... 97+ Trini Fundadores (NOSU; 1997) KSA LE Robusto Extra (unknown age) La Escepción Selectos Finos (LEM Sep 2011) 94+ Punch Punch Spanish Release Jar (2011) Cohiba Siglo VI Gran Reserva (2009) HdM du Dauphin (ESOORSE (Jun '99); enjoyed just yesterday KSA Robusto (unknown age) ...To be fair, expectation plays a large role, especially for initial impressions. Being so surprised by something that was once (or still) considered simple, is a great influence. 2
Ford2112 Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago @Glass Half Full I have never even heard of KSA. Seems intriguing.
KCCubano Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago 23 minutes ago, Ford2112 said: @Glass Half Full I have never even heard of KSA. Seems intriguing. I believe those are Kingdom of Saudi Arabia custom rolled Cubans. 1
JohnS Posted 10 minutes ago Posted 10 minutes ago 2 hours ago, Ford2112 said: @Glass Half Full I have never even heard of KSA. Seems intriguing. 2 hours ago, KCCubano said: I believe those are Kingdom of Saudi Arabia custom rolled Cubans. It's an intriguing topic (these Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Custom Rolls), which we've had to monitor and moderate here on the forum in the last few years. Have fun reading...
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