Name: Davidoff Exclusive Beirut

Country: Dominican Republic

Shape: Belicoso

Size: (6 inches x 52)

Strength: Mild to Medium

The Davidoff Exclusive Beirut was not disappointing at all. It was easy to smoke. It was so soft and smooth, in fact, that I forgot to pay attention to it. It burned between my thumb and my index finger for an hour and a half as I had drinks and laughs with friends. I drew often enough to keep it burning but no more.

Sometimes, the good cigar is the one that is so smooth that you forget you’re smoking it.

Name: Macanudo Inspirado Diplomat

Country: Honduras

Shape: Perfecto

Size: (4 1/2 inches x 38/60/44)

Strength: Mild to Medium

I smoked this cigar on a sunny day.
It was my first cigar of the day.

It was a small gift
from a close friend.

I smoked it in the woods,
in the afternoon,
in my hiking boots.

I smoked it on a very good day,
in good company.

So I cannot but love this cigar.

Name: Camacho Corojo Toro

Country: Honduras

Shape: Parejo

Size: (6 inches x 50)

Strength: Medium to Full

If you are looking for a cigar that tastes like a hardcore adventure, the Camacho Corojo Toro is probably the one you need to burn next. I lit one at a wedding, and I enjoyed it with Johnnie Walker Black Label, though, if I had the choice, I would have paired it with a smokier whisky.

It’s a spicy cigar, but coffee and nutty notes are also present.

A guy introduced himself to me shortly after I started smoking the Camacho Corojo. He asked what I was smoking. He said it smelled great but that it was an eye-catching stick, too. He was talking about the big, red Camacho band. A conversation followed. We talked about cigars until I had to remove the band to be able to continue smoking.

Eventually, the cigar found the ashtray, and it was time for me to dance.