Unco B's Stogie Diary

The Cayman Doubloon is probably the most divisive cigar in the Cayman lineup. Some think it doesn’t have much to it. But give it a close look, and its character reveals itself. And what a character it is.

The Auremio Deliciae Maduro is a remarkable cigar, especially for what is ostensibly a debut core line. Smoking as many cigars as I do, this one got my attention quickly and kept it. Based on this one, I’m looking forward to what Auremio has in store.

A rare Privada one-off from La Zona, Bowser is the kind of cigar I don’t usually review because most readers can’t easily buy it. But this one made enough of an impression to justify the exception.

Partagás Y Nada Más Cibao is a fine cigar that’s full of flavor. It’s composed, smooth, and easy to spend time with. There’s a lot to enjoy, especially if you appreciate a well-mannered cigar.

The Cayman Broadside Gordo doesn’t treat its name like decoration. It gathers itself, loads up, and hits you with a broadside. This is bold, powerful, complex, and definitely one you want to be sitting down for.