Cigars
A cigar is dried tobacco, rolled up into a tube of any number of sizes, ranging from the 3 1/2-inch cigarillo to the 9 1/4-inch gran corona. Cigars are made with three often different types of tobacco leaves — filler, binder, and wrapper — and hail from numerous countries, largely in and around the Caribbean. Cigars have long been intertwined with the consumption of alcohol, particularly fine rums and whiskeys — with some spirits designed especially for such purposes. At Drinkhacker, our occasional cigar reviews are designed with such pairings firmly in mind.
Top Cigar Reviews:
Romeo Y Julieta Coronitas Cedro
Quintero Panetelas
Jose L. Piedra Cazadores
The good folks at Montefortuna Cigars have been gracious enough to supply us with a sampling of Cuban cigars to pair some of our favorite drinks in preparation for the forthcoming autumnal season. Think we should keep reviewing cigars? Let us know in the comments! Romeo Y Julieta Coronitas Cedro – It’s been a bit…
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The good folks at Montefortuna Cigars have been gracious enough to supply us with a sampling of Cuban cigars to pair some of our favorite drinks in preparation for the forthcoming autumnal season. Think we should keep reviewing cigars? Let us know in the comments! Quintero Panetelas – Do not be deceived by the size…
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The good folks at Montefortuna Cigars have been gracious enough to supply us with a sampling of Cuban cigars to pair some of our favorite drinks in preparation for the forthcoming autumnal season. Think we should keep reviewing cigars? Let us know in the comments! Jose L. Piedra Cazadores – Piedra has an unfair reputation…
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Editor’s Note: We’re trying something new here at Drinkhacker in the form of cigar coverage, with a specific focus on spirits pairings. Want more? Let us know your thoughts! If you’re a cigar connoisseur, there really isn’t a “bad time” or “off season” to be enjoying cigars. But let’s face it, cigar fans: there’s something…
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