Tag Archives: Foundation

Foundation Aksum Claro Toro Cigar

Foundation Cigars have had a lot of new releases over the last year, one such that I have looked into repeatedly is the Foundation Aksum Claro. If you have any curiosity about how this cigar came about, check out our article on it: Foundation Aksum is rebranded from Foundation Metapa. Much like the Olmec releases […]

Foundation Aksum Cigar is rebranded from Metapa

Last year, one of the most anticipated releases from Foundation Cigar Company was the Foundation Metapa. Using a high priming of Ecuadorian Sumatra, this line was introduced much like the Olmec was, with a Claro and Maduro version. Needless to say, it was a banger- I mean what cigar blended by Nick Melillo isn’t? A […]

Foundation Olmec Maduro Toro

Foundation Olmec Maduro Toro. This has got to take the cake for me when it comes to Foundation cigars. By far my favorite Nick Melillo has created. Overall, I am a huge fan of Foundation Cigars, and the portfolio he has created. From Gueguense (The cigar no one can pronounce), to the Tabernacle, Highclere Castle, […]

Foundation Metapa Maduro and Claro

Nick Melillo of Foundation Cigars is back with another winner to add to his cigar portfolio. Last year, he released the highly sought after Olmec Maduro and Olmec Claro. Using high primings of San Andres for the wrapper, the blend was manufactured at AJ Fernandez’s factory in Nicaragua. This year, her returns with another duo, […]

Foundation Cigar Co. Olmec Maduro Robusto (5×50)

I have talked about the difference in flavor between sizes before; some cigars seem the same between Vitolas, while others have only the slightest differences and are vastly different. A shining example is the Foundation Olmec Maduro. It is no secret this cigar is on many favorites lists. In fact, Olmec Maduro won the #3 […]

Foundation Olmec Claro Box Pressed Toro

It is somewhat common to see San Andres Negro, or as we hear it said, Mexican San Andrea Maduro. Many cigars on the market use this dark, sweet, spicey wrapper. It blends well, it’s affordable and it seems to be a growing trend. However, as I understand it, during the boom of the 90s, San […]