Each year Black Label Trading Company and Black Works Studios release several limited editions featuring an array of different tobaccos. At the beginning of 2022, Overja Negra released the new Intergalactic Sumatra, the Memento Mori Pennsylvania Broadleaf, and the Hyena Cameroon. Each blend is unique; however, the LE I perhaps look forward to the most […]
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It is no secret I am a fan of Connecticut Broadleaf tobacco. However, unfortunately, I don’t feel like it is always best represented in certain cigars in the market. I know that is subjective and maybe a vague statement, but I have smoked a host of Connecticut Broadleaf sticks that I feel are at war […]
Stolen Throne Cigars has the quintessential Boutique/craft story. Brand owner Lee Marsh launched his brand with only one blend, the Crook of the Crown Maduro. Featuring a Mexican San Andres wrapper, over Indonesian Binder and Nicaraguan fillers, the Crook fo the Crown cigar is a delicious chocolaty, earthy, sweet delight with hints of spice and […]
Drops Thursday, August 4th at 9pm CA Time/12am est. As some may or may not know, the total set of Subterraneo blends by AJ Fernandez is fourteen. As of now, twelve of them have been released into the wild. What became of the other two? We just found one! Introducing the August LCA (Limited Cigars […]
Join the OGT Cigar Society now! “Perhaps the best cigar we make.” – Terence Reilly of Aganorsa Leaf. I have written about this cigar before, but due to the spectacular nature of this stick, I had to revisit it. Our monthly membership, the OGT Cigar Society, was just sent a five-pack of these beauties. Each […]
Black Works Studios is the wild sister company of Black Label Trading Company. Using innovative techniques in the tobacco world, Black Works releases blends that ‘think outside of the box.’ One such cigar is the Killer Bee Petite Corona. Using a dark Ecuadorian Maduro wrapper, the Killer Bee is finished with a twist of Connecticut […]
Corojo tobacco is no stranger to Oak Glen Tobacconist. In Fact, you will often hear me speak of Corojo and its many inflections. Most of the Corojo tobacco found in the OGT humidor is from Nicaragua and Honduras. Companies like Aganorsa Leaf dominate the Nicaraguan game, and Aladino and CLE from Honduras. Honduran Corojo tends […]
Stallone cigars are one of those brands that have a well-sized portfolio, and each cigar in it has a place and complexity different than each other. Owner and Blender Tony Barrios crafted rich-tasting Nicaraguan tobacco with subtly and power not common in the industry. It is one thing to blend a cigar that has strength, […]
Dunbarton Tobacco and Trust is not a volume over quality brand. Unfortunately I have seen that more frequent than I would like to admit. I would describe the portfolio as attention to detail, flavor, and experience. Steve Saka, formal employee of Drew Estate cigars, left DE to create his own brand. You might be familiar […]
There are limited cigars from very small companies I would put in the category of small batch runs. Then there are companies like the size of Stallone Cigars who do limited runs like the Clydesdale Broadleaf, only 1000 boxes made. Beyond limited, there is ultra limited, and that’s what Stallone’s newest blend Nino is. The […]