The Hottest Premium Cigars of 2015 #18 – #13.
The Hottest Premium Cigars of 2015
Throughout the year, we have reviewed some of the best cigars in the industry and they all were great smokes. We have a total of 24 cigars that you should definitely try the next time you pay a visit at your nearest cigar retailer, lounge, or shop. Some of these cigars may be harder to locate but they are definitely worth the search – if you have not opened up every box in your favorite humidor, then you definitely should as there are tons of great cigars for our Average Joe’s to enjoy. The following list represents our ranked #13 to #24 Hottest Cigar Picks of 2015.
As always enjoy and “Keep It Smokey My Friends.”
Hispaniola Cristobal Colon 1492 Cigar #18
The Hispaniola Cristobal Colon 1492 is a full flavored cigar that offers mellow, medium-body strength. Its overall great construction produces smoke that is dense in texture, flavorful sweetness and spice, and a great slow burn. Overall, it is a well-made flavorful cigar with a wonderful aroma, tasty and fun to enjoy.
Reviewed at: The Man Cave.
Time Smoked: 1 hour 45 minutes.
Cost: $9.50.
Wrapper: Dominican.
Binder: Dominican.
Filler: Dominican.
Size: 6” x 55.
Rating: 90.
Jim Robinson’s LEAF Corojo by Oscar Valladares Cigar #17
The LEAF by Oscar had a very rich and creamy character overall, and outstanding construction. Lots of earthy tobacco notes, with great spice and fantastic sweet characteristics continued to evolve. Very smooth texture and effortless to smoke rich yet mild flavors. Extremely well-made and a nice balance.
Reviewed at: The Man Cave.
Time Smoked: 1 hour 50 minutes
Cost: $11.00
Wrapper: Nicaraguan Maduro
Binder: Honduran
Filler: Honduran
Size: 6” x 50”
Rating: 90.
Dunhill Signed Range Cigar #16
Dunhill Cigars Signed Range Corona is very flavorful with great body that builds slowly. It had a sweet flavor along with a few noticeable spices in the nose and on the palate. There were also big earthy notes that balanced out the overall flavor. Its excellent construction and good balance made it truly effortless to enjoy.
Reviewed at: Man Cave.
Time Smoked: 1 hour 23 minutes.
Cost: Mailed samples from Cigars City.com “Anthony Welsch”
Wrapper: Nicaraguan.
Binder: Cameroon.
Filler: Dominican Republic and Nicaraguan.
Size: 51/2” x 42.
Rating: 91
The Don Kiki Silver Label cigar is outstanding, offering a slow burn and dense gray ash. It is a medium-full body with an aromatic, alluring aroma and full flavors. Overall, it is a very well made cigar that delivers great flavor and balance throughout.
Reviewed at: The Man Cave.
Time Smoked: 2 hour 10 minutes.
Cost: $10.50
Wrapper: Piraca.
Binder: Nicaragua.
Filler: Nicaragua.
Size: 6 1/2” x 60.
Rating: 91
Reinado Grand Empire Cigar #14
The cigar offered a lot of flavor with a bold character and a great medium body. There was an earthiness texture with luring rich and bold notes of tobacco. Very well-made cigar with a lot of flavor and great aroma.
Reviewed at: The Man Cave.
Time Smoked: 1 hour 10 minutes
Cost: Sample
Wrapper: Habano Maduro
Binder: Nicaraguan
Filler: Nicaragua
Size: 5” x 54”
Rating: 91
Nat Sherman 1930 Collection #13
The Nat Sherman 1920 Selection Rothchild has excellent overall construction with an even and slow burn. It produces plenty of dense smoke with great aroma and it leaves a tight gray ash of earthy, rich tobacco character. Overall, it is an extremely well made and complex cigar that delivered good flavor and a nice balance..
Reviewed at: The Man Cave.
Time Smoked: 1 hour 30 minutes.
Cost: $11.00
Wrapper: Habano Ecuador
Binder: Nicaragua
Filler: Nicaragua
Size: 51/4” x 54
Rating: 91
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