Comments by- curt

The My Father Le Bijou 1922 Toro has a Pelo de Oro wrapper, which is a Nicaraguan Habano Oscuro leaf, which melds well with the Nicaraguan filler to create a powerhouse of a cigar. It starts off sweet and smooth with cocoa notes and builds in strength with pepper and rich tobacco flavors as you go. When the thick smoke coats your palate, you know that this cigar is a gem. The even burn leaves a thick white ash that makes smoking this one a thing of beauty. The My Father Le Bijou Toro is one that I will go back to time and time again. Enjoy!!

Comments by- brent

This luxurious full-bodied cigar features an Ecuadorian-grown wrapper which encases a smooth, spicy filler blend.

Carlos Fuente Jr. manufactures this cigar for Ashton using 4- to 5-year-old Dominican filler tobaccos taken from some of the family's best lots. This is an extremely complex and rich cigar that may be lost on newer smokers. The line features several sizes, but the belicoso seems to be the perfect way to showcase this unique blend of tobaccos.

This is a great way to treat yourself after a grueling day at work or to celebrate a special occasion.

Comments by- brent

The 500 is the crown jewel of the Cabinet Ligero line. At 5.75 x 60, the cigar offers at least 45 minutes of full-bodied smoking enjoyment.

While a little intimidating at first sight, it's a balanced blend that offers plenty of spice and rich tobacco flavor. Construction is almost flawless and I find that it smokes best with a punch cut. For most smokers, this should be the last cigar of the day. The Cabinet Ligero 500 coats your palate with rich, round flavors, making it nearly impossible to get an accurate take on a subsequent cigar.

This is the "Belle of the Ball" for me - if you know of a better cigar, please pass me one.

Comments by- joe

I normally don’t smoke little cigars but when I do this is the one I smoke.

Always impeccably constructed with a distinct Honduran flavor, perfect burn, easy draw and great tobacco every time.

Comments by- joe

This brand whose name means "The King of the World" was developed in 1848 and under the direction of Antonio Allones.

Wrapped in tissue to protect the fantastic flavors of this cigar from lesser, inferior cigars in your humidor.

You will be launched in Cigar Heaven from the moment you pick up this cigar, smell the subtle chocolate and coffee to the first puff and its surprisingly spiciness all the way to the inevitable end.

I have ALYWAYS enjoyed this cigar and am never without this in my personal humidor.