Today Punch and Draw tag-team a Luchador El Gringo from Sam Luccia. Will they stay in the ring, or do they end up with their tonsils pinned?
Punch bears up under a few rounds of punishment from the Leccia Luchador El Castigo.
Punch finds out if “An Old Tradition for Modern Tastes” is a worthwhile trip down memory lane.
The Nubbit brothers explore a luxury stick, in the Macanudo Estate Reserve cigar, and walk away amazed.
Punch and Draw liberate a Foundry Bolivar and fan the fires of tobacco freedom from all across Central America, and live to tell the tale.
Punch and Draw give full review to a premium stick, the Dunhill Signed Range Selecction Suprema, from General Cigar for its October 2015 release.
Finally, the Nubbit Brothers give full review of a cigar new to the market, and it is a classic – the Foundry Ramon Allones!
Punch and Draw grab their trowels and lay up some bricks: Toraño The Brick. Is it the foundation for something grand, or just another brick from a wall?
I have been curious about the Sucker Punch but the name had me scared. But recently a friend gave me one to try, with reassurances that it would not knock me on my domesticated beast of burden. So here goes … 
Last night I tried a Six Zero, made by Boutique Blends for Best Cigar Prices. This one was 5.5 x 60 (of course) and is made from extra-aged Dominican grown Habano filler tobaccos and a four year old San Andres Maduro wrapper.
Starting off it was acrid and peppery, but quickly settled down to strong leather, melon, and a green pepper after taste. It was not an intricate complexity, just a mix of those flavors. Medium-full intensity right away.