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Just curious, what is the misnomer?

Will be staying two nights at the Encore and three nights at the Palazzo.

Yes, they’re quite good. I’ve been in the cigar business since 1995 and was fortunate enough to have sold those.

True, different tobacco but I do find the new ones to be enjoyable. And I have smoked a lot of the original Camacho.

If you get a chance, try the new Aladino lines (especially the Maduro) from JRE Tobacco. Julio Eiroa, father of Christian Eiroa (CLE) went back to making the old school Camacho blends. The Eiroas created the original Camacho brand.

It’s a Sinistro.

Merry Christmas Adam!

This is the sign above Merchants Cafe in Seattle. This is what came to mind when you mentioned Lovera cigars. Lovera was a mild Cuban cigar so I’d probably recommend a Vegueros or a Guantanamera. You would have to buy them outside of the U.S. of course.

Lovera cigars were Clear Havanas, cigars made in Tampa from Cuban tobacco.

Cruzado Marelas Suprema are wrapped in gold foil.

Both releases are great.

858 Sun Growns will be hard to find soon. They were pretty available for a while but now Fuente has decided to pull back on releasing them. Better grab them while you can.

Esteban Disla at Nica Sueno (RomaCraft).

From left to right: Max Fernandez, Arsenio Ramos, and Dion Giolito at TABSA (Aganorsa). All great blenders.

I’ll be there.

They work in pairs. One does the bunching and binder, the other does the wrapper.

I’ll be in Manhattan on 3/4.

@Master Shake nailed it. If B&M cigar prices were the same as online shops (nearly impossible due to B&M additional expenses such as state tobacco taxes) everything mentioned above (customer service, social media advertising, etc.) would definitely work and they would be extremely competitive...

Killer Bee Lonsdale and Green Hornet Kato are event only cigars. I will have some available in July. James Brown of BLTC is doing an event with me then.

I’m a friend and retailer of Andre’s.