Daily Smoke: Cromagnon Anthropology Review (Cigars)

Sadly after lighting this cigar, I recently found out that these are all gone except for a few shops around Dallas,TX

 


It's gotta be said that this is my "soul" cigar. Sure there's a couple Tatuaje's that I like a little more though. This cigar though is always amazing in my opinion. I really like dry boxing these at least 24 hours. If you have a chance to buy these then you should or at least try one of them!

I cant wait till these cigars come back in August...

Notes: Burnt Espresso, Coco Powder, Meaty, Coffee Bean, Syrupy Chocolate, Pepper on the Throat, Fudge Pop


Ended With: Charred Meat


Rated 9.5/10

La Tradicion Cubana's Jose M Losa 1902 Torpedo Review (Cigars)

Damn this was a great cigar. I smoked it after a couple cups of coffee and had nothing while smoking it.

Construction was top notch. Wrapper was beautiful. It's an very strong cigar. It's blend is amazing though. I hate when really strong cigars don't have good blends. This has been my favorite cigar of the year so far. It's pretty syrupy with a thickness on the throat. I would drink something next time I have one. I recommend this cigar if you like Dominican cigars or strong cigars in general. I was impressed.

Notes: Spice, Caramel, Bold Coffee, Bitterness, Black Pepper, Red Pepper,  Syrupy Chocolate, Molasses, Chocolate Fudge Pop

Rated 9.5/10

ROMA Craft Tobac's Intemperance Volstead Sampler Review (Cigars)

Being a major fan of ROMA Craft Tobac's Cromagnon line I was really looking forward to this new line of cigars. I have also tried they're Adrian's line and really enjoyed it. I wanna review this as a sampler and not each cigar. (I did not let these cigars rest, burn lines were decent so I didn't think they needed it)

Construction on both lines was top notch as with all ROMA's products. The draws were mostly good except a couple had tight draws which I ended up clipping a little more and they were great after that. These are a hand made product after all.

The (Ecuador Connecticut) line was in the Medium range while the (Brazil Arapiraca) was more of a Full smoke. The (Ecuador Connecticut) line was a nice change of pace from the Dark/Full cigars I mostly smoke.

The (Ecuador Connecticut) line also had a tad sweetness on lips from the wrapper and once and a while I would get an citrus like tang while smoking. There was also some cinnamon in there too which was refreshing. Most of the notes are the same in the two lines. Construction on both lines was top notch as with all ROMA's products

 The (Brazil Arapiraca) lines had a little bit of saltyness on the lips do to the gorgeous wrappers.

Notes: Buttered Toffee, Leather, Pepper on the throat, Milk Chocolate


These cigars are really good and almost great. The (Ecuador Connecticut) line is great if you want a change of pace from alot of cigars on the market currently. The (Brazil Arapiraca) line is worth trying if you want something premium but, Not that different from other cigars on the market (the chocolate, pepper and leather).

I was honestly hoping for something a little more from these guy's. I guess that's mostly cause I loved the Cromagnon line so much (give it an try if you love full cigars). I did really enjoy both lines alot though and I would reccomend them to an  friend or somebody at a cigar shop. I'm gonna buy more for sure. For the price point they're are at it makes them a good cigar to try out.

Rated 8/10

Oh and by the way here's my Cromagnon face haha (Not my real face)