Today, the Nubbit Brothers revisit one of their first review cigars, which you’ve never seen. The review, that is. 
Today, the Nubbit brothers are spellbound by Grace Sotolongo and her new Nicaraguan puro, the Hechicera.
Midway on their life’s journey, Punch and Draw find themselves in a dark woods — the right road lost — and light up a Dante Canto II to help find their way.
And now for something completely different. The Nubbit Brothers try to figure out the dunce cap of a cigar that is the RoMa Craft La Campaña de Panamá Soberana.
This session Punch and Draw elucidate upon the nature of the Victor Vitale Tortuga 215 Reserva Cedro No.5, and spray paint graffiti on a dog*.
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.
Today Punch and Draw check out the little brother to the Room 101 Daruma Monstro – the diminutive 4 x 42 Daruma Papi Chulo
Today Punch and Draw find success and good fortune in all their endeavors while smoking the Daruma Monstro cigar from Room 101.
Today Punch and Draw “get small” with a hand-rolled maduro mini cigar from Ortega, and a vice on their heads. Excuuuse me?!
