Headley Grange

Reviewed by w.e.Campbell on Nov 28, 2012

The first time I met Jon Huber I was at the International Premium Cigar & Pipe Retailers (IPCPR) trade show in New Orleans back in 2010. At that time he was the director of life-style marketing for C.A.O. Cigars and was a man that wore many hats. From doing a little advertising and...

Le Bijou 1922 Torpedo

Reviewed by w.e.Campbell on Nov 3, 2012

All cigars are made to be smoked, but few cigars are blended to be an experience when they are enjoyed. The ones that make it to that level of complexity are truly a work of art and should be judged on a higher standard than merely a no-name bundled stick. So when you start to mention the...

Perdomo – ESV 2002 Maduro

Reviewed by w.e.Campbell on Jun 20, 2012

Many times a cigar does not live up to the hype that goes along with its promotion. Cigars are delicate and challenging things to craft, and many times when differing components are brought together, the uniqueness of that creation can never be achieved again. It takes a very special...

Fine & Rare

Reviewed by w.e.Campbell on Apr 1, 2012

What makes something a classic? Many things can become classics. From movies and television, to automobiles, clothing, music, and of course, a whole bevy of foods and libations. We search out a classic style when pursuing the good life. One of my favorite classics is the Philly Cheese...

Liga Undercrown

Reviewed by w.e.Campbell on Feb 25, 2012

When I review and rate a cigar, I like to do as much background research as I can so that I can present my opinion based on a foundation of knowledge and objectivity. With this in mind, I spent a few extra minutes today looking up as much information as I could about the origins of the...