Humidor Short Dog

A smoke worthy of its name. Will tell later why. smoked it for about 90 minutes. Rolling is top class. Burn and consistency - both excellent. You feel the quality from its looks, label, touch, smell and taste. Speaking of taste and why it is worthy of its name - it feels like the smoke is judging you rather than you judging the smoke. Why? The subtle blends of so many aromas is quite a challenge for your senses. Almost like them testing you if you can detect it all. From coffee, chocolate, to lather, wood, soil ....you have it all. Toasty and just a bit creamy - this cigar feels like a classic father figure indeed. Harsh at times, yet soft and complex - teaching your senses to detect aromas. I will smoke it again for sure. Not cheap, but a good one. And if you never smoked it - I suggest you give it a try. Maybe too rough for beginners, but if you dare - go for it. Peace and love!

Boss. Stop raising the prices to Joyas now. Was about to say what a superb smoke for 10.70 and now it's 12. Anyway. Still an excellent smoke for the money:) Smoked it for about 80 minutes. Joya is a wonderful producer and the Antanos are classics already. This one makes no exception. Looks like a badass, rolled like any cigar should be rolled, good consistency and a nice almost even burn. Creamy smoke, sweet, dried fruits, coffee, chocolate, soil, leather... wow wow wow such a delicious blend. All in all it feels like getting intimate with the girl you really wanted to and not just the girl that happened to trip and land next to you in bed. Or the other way around depending on who's reading. Now will I smoke it again? 100% yes. Should you? It's hard for me to understand a cigar smoker that never tried a Joya Antano. So 100% yes. Peace and love!

90 minutes of delight. Impressively creamy and coffee-chocolatey mixed with some fruity flavours and bit of soil and wood. Just the right amount of everything. Well rolled and consistency feels just right with plenty of smoke. Yet - the burn was not too even - still that is not a big problem when a cigar tastes awesome. For the price - a good smoke with good construction, but still some space for improvement is left. All in all it feels like the contemporary 5 star hotels: a premium feel, good taste and lotsa comfort BUT not like it used to be back in the days when class was above everything else. Would I smoke it again? Maybe. Should you? Yes. It s worth a try for sure and it stands up to the price. Peace and love!

Impressively good smoke. Enjoyed it for about 90 minutes. Super well rolled, good consistency and even burn. Easy to light, a bit creamy, oily even, and with a pretty good ash resistance. It looks great too. Looks like a bad boy, but it really is a light, pleasant, refreshing smoke. A pretty good blend of wood, grass, hay, chocolate, coffee, toast, soil. Nothing too pungent, but all in just the right amounts. All in all it feels like a pumped up bad boy that is nothing but a teddy bear with a golden heart. Would I smoke it again? I think I will. Should you? Yes give it a try - especially if you are a beginner or like light smokes that look like a badass stick. Peace and love ladies and gents.

A smoke with character. Lasted about 2 hours. Very well rolled and great consistency. The burn is good and also decently easy to light and relight. Strong, plentiful and creamy smoke. Tough pallets are there from pepper to wood, soil, toast and nuts. A bit if hay can be felt also along with tough spices along the way. All in all it feels like your karate teacher. He s there for you each move but you don’t fk around with him. Still you enjoy being thought and guided by a tough persona. Now will I smoke it again? I would say yes. Should you try it? Unless you are a beginner - yes. Peace and love!

A strong little mofo. Took about 70 minutes to dance with it. Looks great and the rolling technique stands up to the looks. Easy to light and smoke. Bit of uneven burn, but nothing to worry about. Expected a bit more from a special edition, but still good. Plenty of smoke and a nice blend of rough aromas - from hay to wood, coffee, toast and soil. I'd say the kind of smoke that goes well with a strong coffee or spirits. All in all it feels like a cozy evening by the fire in your grandparents old house during winter. A strong, yet warm and meaningful experience. Now will I smoke it again? Maybe just because it looks cool. Should you? Maybe...just because it looks cool. Peace and love ladies and gents.

An elegant cigar from aspect to taste. Smoked it for about 70 minutes. Very good production and spot on consistency. Taste wise although it is on the "rough" side with wood, toast, nut, leather and hay predominant - the blend feels refined. Elegant. Quality. Burn is like it should and smoke amount is just right. All in all it feels like buying a decently priced top quality shirt from some villager manufacturer and you are impressed how this can feel much better than many top brands who talk the talk but don t walk the walk. I would like to smoke it again and try more from Patoro. And you should too. Peace and love!

Average cigar. Smoke much much better from Oliva. Enjoyed it though for about 70 minutes. Well built, with a decent consistency, ok burn and easy to smoke. Flavour wise pretty dull and weak. Some soil, toast, hay and...that was about it. Not bad at all but cannot say it is something special. Ok it is not expensive, but in this price range you find cigars at much higher levels of quality. All in all it felt like a bike ride to do groceries meaning meh. Routine. Will I smoke this one again? No. Other Olivias yes - in the pricy area though. Should you? Don't bother. Peace and love!

Now this stick looks better than it tastes. Even the label is well designed and appealing. Still a good smoke though. Enjoyed it for about 70-80 minutes. Perfectly rolled, with even burn and decent ash resistance. Taste wise - it isn't the best there is for this price but still a good smoke. If you like it a bit on the rough side it is for you - soil, toast, leather, woodish here and there and even a bit creamy. All in all to me it feels like those moments you are in front of an elegant, strong person, which is kind enough to share some wisdom with you. I am not sure I will smoke it again since it is not my style, but it might be worth a try for sure. Peace and love!

As most Flor de Copan cigars, this one is yet another good one for the money. Smoked it for about 90 minutes and enjoyed it fully. Well rolled, nice draw, easy to light and smoke - decent ash building. Now for the taste - classic Flor de Copan. Nothing extraordinary but very good for the price. Light, a bit creamy, a bit fruity, with predominant hay toast and leather. All in all, it feels like the dish you cook the best. Not a Michelin star dish but hei...it's what you know and love. I will smoke Flor de Copans for sure again - not sure if exactly the tubos per se. Should you try it? Give it a chance sure. Peace and love!

What a nice surprise. Smoked it for about 60-70 minutes and enjoyed every toke. Well built, great consistency, easy to light and smoke and now the good part - tastes so good. Creamy, nutty and fruity. Dried fruits. Exotic fruits. Flowerish even at some points. Definitely not your everyday smoke. All in all it felt like the moment when you realise your Christmas present comes with more than the anticipation of unboxing but it is actually a cool gift after unwrapping. I will try other sizes because it is promising. And yes- you should definitely try it. Peace and love!

An interesting piece from Flor de Copan. Pretty different than the rest. Smoked it for about 70 minutes. Very well produced - like all Flor de Copan sticks. Good consistency, even burn, easy to light and smoke. It is medium in strength and the amount of smoke is decent. Coffee and toast all thr way, with hints of soil, dried fruits, hay and wood. Not super creamy, but it makes sense considering the flavour area. A bit sweet too. All in all it feels like your average weekend getaway - not the most impressive trip of the year but a well deserved change of scenario. Would I smoke it again? I think yes - although Flor de Copan is not the top G on maduros but rather on Connecticut. Should you smoke it? You can give it a try I guess. Peace and love!

Pretty good for the price. Smoked it for about 80 minutes. Toasty, woodish, some grass, some soil and leather and plenty of coffee. I missed a bit of creaminess but the dry touch is quite something I have to admit. Very well rolled, decent consistency, easy to smoke and to light. smoke amount is right and it feels somehow at the limit between upper medium and premium in terms of quality. All in all it feels like the first time you drive an electric. You don't know what to make out of it but it feels cool somehow. Would I smoke it again? I think yes - need to explore the taste some more. Should You? I d say yes give it a try. Peace and love!

A delicious stick. So well flavoured. Smoked it for about 80-90 minutes. Super well produced, great tobacco consistency (don't forget to cut it for about 0.5cm for best draw results). Taste is quite something though. Original and daring. Classic coffee, toast, cream and fruits BUT what amazed me was the hints of vanilla, marzipan and even flowers. All in all it feels like a freshly made bed with lavender aroma gently sprayed allover the pillows. Just perfect to indulge yourself. Will I smoke it again? Yes and I'm going to try more from Oscar (who already produced some classics like the SuperFly). Would I recommend it? You should definitely give it a try. Peace and love!