The Aladino Cameroon Reserva is a bit unique among Cameroon cigars in that the wrapper, binder, and filler are all Honduras grown, Cameroon-seed tobacco. This cigar is issued only in one size: 52 x 6 toro. Initially, it seems to be a little dry – wrapper cracked upon…
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Wrapper: Cameroon Binder: Nicaraguan Filler: Nicaraguan Purchased: Yesterday at a B&M shop Overall impressions: V-cut. Good balance between the sweetness and nutty flavors of the wrapper and the more full-bodied Nicaraguan innards. Interestingly, the wrapper seems not to be as fragile as many of the Cameroon wrappers, as…
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Cameroon wrapper, San Andres binder over Dominican fillers. 7 1/2″ x 49 Churchill. Rough, rustic looking stick that seems to have a bit of a bend in the middle. Classic Cameroon in nearly every sense of the word. Spiciness with cedar and earthy flavors, along with a bit…
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Tonight, I’m having a Casa Fuente in the Churchill format. I love Casa Fuente cigars, and I almost flew to Vegas a few months ago for the primary purpose of acquiring a bunch of them. Fortunately, they have been easier to purchase at local shops. Cut with a…
Read MoreAs are many of us, I am a huge fan of Cameroon wrapper cigars. I am planning to embark on a personal journey to experience as many Cameroon cigars as possible over the next few months. When you search several cigar retailers sites (those that let you search…
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