Great Boutique Brands
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memphsdad
But I don't live in Memphis
These^^^^
Crowned Heads hands down or Roma Craft.
MyFathersKeeper
nicK
Viaje, Curivari, 1502, Ezra Zion, Fratello, Foundation, Cornelius & Anthony, + those already mentioned. Cheers!
Habanos, S.A.
StogieNinja
Derek | BoM June 2014
Warped is consistently excellent; a little on the spendy side, but Kyle makes some affordable lines that are also amazing, the Futuro and the La Hacienda.
Cornelius & Anthony's Cornelius is absolutely phenomenal; I've only had a couple of the corona gorda size, but it's absolutely worth checking out
Sobremesa by Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust is one of my favorite releases of the last year; absolutely incredible smoke.
The same could be said for Foundation's El Gueguense. Solidly medium body, complex flavors, excellent construction.
Crowned Heads and RoMa Craft also put together some excellent sticks. I particularly recommend Crowned Head's Four Kicks Black Belt Buckle (a Famous Smoke exclusive) as well as a number of their limited production cigars: Tennessee Waltz (a TN B&M Exclusive), Angel's Anvil 2015, and the upcoming Las Mareas release. For RoMa craft, I have a lot less experience, but I have very much enjoyed their Intemperance BA XXI line.
Cornelius & Anthony's Cornelius is absolutely phenomenal; I've only had a couple of the corona gorda size, but it's absolutely worth checking out
Sobremesa by Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust is one of my favorite releases of the last year; absolutely incredible smoke.
The same could be said for Foundation's El Gueguense. Solidly medium body, complex flavors, excellent construction.
Crowned Heads and RoMa Craft also put together some excellent sticks. I particularly recommend Crowned Head's Four Kicks Black Belt Buckle (a Famous Smoke exclusive) as well as a number of their limited production cigars: Tennessee Waltz (a TN B&M Exclusive), Angel's Anvil 2015, and the upcoming Las Mareas release. For RoMa craft, I have a lot less experience, but I have very much enjoyed their Intemperance BA XXI line.
All great rec's -- except the Cornelius, which I have yet to try but if Stogie says, I'd trust it.
I also find that since they were both DE guys and both came out with new companies last year, people tend to equate Dunbarton and Foundation as being roughly equal. I have not yet ruled on that one. I have really liked the Gueguense sticks I have tried -- up until I tried the torpedo last weekend and it didn't taste like anything to me. Likewise, I have alternately been impressed, and not, with the Sobre. Time will have to tell on that.
StogieNinja
Derek | BoM June 2014
It's difficult to even try to compare them, as they each only have one release and the releases were so very different from each other. But both were excellent cigars by nearly all counts (including blind reviews), so I think that's why they receive equal praise.
I would add Black Label Trading Company. They need a little more rest, but the Royalty is a great smoke.
I also love Paul Stulac cigars. He didn't seem to catch on like some of the other boutique brands so it is getting a bit harder to find all of his stuff.
I also love Paul Stulac cigars. He didn't seem to catch on like some of the other boutique brands so it is getting a bit harder to find all of his stuff.
Cigary43
Just Another Ashhole
Rodrigo Cigars.....George makes a great cigar and have been a fan of his products for years. Here's a link to give some info and his latest cigar is really good.
http://halfwheel.com/rodrigo-cigars-corona-project-vol-1-limitada
http://halfwheel.com/rodrigo-cigars-corona-project-vol-1-limitada
Leaf cigar
Curivari cigars Buenaventura very inexpensive
Ezra Zion reg production
And others mentioned
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Curivari cigars Buenaventura very inexpensive
Ezra Zion reg production
And others mentioned
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Hands down Gurkha is my favorite. Followed closely by cohiba red dots and then victor Sinclair.
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