Umnum Bond Cigar Review

Have a Cigar: Umnum Bond

Name: Umnum Bond

Country: Nicaragua

Shape: Parejo

Size: Petit Corona (4 1/2 inches x 44)

Strength: Medium

Earthy, woody, with hints of coffee, I smoked this petit corona on my terrace one afternoon when I was too morose to think clearly or do anything else. Sometimes, a thirty-minute break with a good cigar is all I need to feel better. Smoking alone helps me think. It helps me find solutions to work problems and life problems. It also reminds me that I need to take things slow.

The Umnum Bond is one of those cigars you want to have with you in your car or in your pocket because you never know when you’ll get or need that thirty-minute break.

I like this stick precisely because its taste is unassuming. It is what it is, a straightforward cigar. It doesn’t require your attention. It’s like a friend who is only there because you need them.

Have a Cigar: Columbus Churchill

Name: Columbus Churchill

Country: Honduras

Shape: Parejo

Size: Churchill (7 inches x 48)

Strength: Medium

The best part about smoking the Columbus Churchill was sharing the experience with people I know. It went perfectly well with the barbecue, the Johnnie Walker Black Label, and the political jokes that never ended.

The Columbus Churchill is a high-quality, medium-bodied cigar that burns steadily and evenly. I really enjoyed smoking it.

Unpretentious cigars are great cigars, and it’s never a bad idea to keep some in your humidor. You never know when friends knock on your door and ask for a stick with a drink.

Have a Cigar: Columbus Short Churchill

Name: Columbus Short Churchill

Country: Honduras

Shape: Parejo

Size: Short Churchill (4 7/8 inches x 52)

Strength: Medium to Full

The Columbus Short Churchill is an interesting cigar with a stimulating aroma.

It smelled a little minty when I took it out of its tube. It was a good-looking cigar. When lit, the taste came with woody notes and hints of caramel.

I had planned to light it while reading Kafka, but I ended up smoking it while gardening under a scorching sun. That wasn’t the best time to smoke a cigar. Nonetheless, I did enjoy it… somewhat.

Though I usually smoke two-thirds of the cigar or more, I merely smoked the third of this one. A dry mouth and salty sweat on my lips made it impossible for me to enjoy it further. But that was not the cigar’s fault, of course.

I’ll have to try a Columbus cigar again another time.