Punch & Draw share their first impressions of the Villiger Tobajara. A Brazilian puro itself is a rarity. Let’s see if it is a worthwhile endeavor for them.
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Today the Brothers Nubbit comment on a sample they received from the Ezra Zionists, Kile Hoover and Chris Kelly, when they visited the Ezra Zion booth in the House of Emilio section at the IPCPR trade show in Las Vegas.
I was overjoyed when I scored one of these, as the Psycho 7 is one of my few go-to cigars, and I was very excited when I heard they were coming out with a maduro. This is scheduled to be released in a few weeks at this year’s International Premium Cigar and Pipe Retailer’s Annual Convention & International Trade Show (July 19–23, 2014). Here are my observations on this unbanded pre-release sample.
Punch takes a look at a boutique cigar which has been around for over a year.
The winter weather in Kansas has put a damper on Draw’s chimney, so while he is waiting for the snow to melt, I’m enjoying the 80’s here (the temperature, not the decade) and trying out a Padilla Reserva Maduro toro.
While Draw is otherwise occupied, Punch fires up a J Fuego Origen by himself and takes some notes for those who may be curious about this cigar.
Today the Nubbit brothers wax patriotic while enjoying a Villiger Talanga Double Robusto on the front porch of Americana.
Punch goes to the races with a Partagas No. 1 Natural
Punch is out-of-town working his magic, so I thought I’d review a cigar I picked up on a whim at Churchhill’s at Topeka. It’s an UZI, and it weighs a ton: a joint venture from Drew Estate Tobacco’s Subculture Studio and Joya De Nicaragua.
Earlier this year, Punch took advantage of warm Arizona weather to enjoy an Oliva Serie O panatela while I was cooped up inside due to freezing Kansas temps. Today being a fine spring day, I thought I would catch up by enjoying a robusto version of the same.