Well, it’s been months since I wrote a cigar review.  To be honest, the freezing cold Ohio winters have really taken their toll on my cigar smoking hobby.  Being a warm-blooded Californian that relocated to Ohio 3 years ago makes smoking cigars in 10 degree weather extremely challenging.  Now that the weather has warmed up, I plan to restart my love affair with tobacco and keep posting updates here!

So the Graycliff…The little boutique hotel from the Bahamas that actually produces decent cigars too.  I will say that every Graycliff I’ve had has been very good and definitely unique when compared to Dominicans, Hondurans, etc.  The 1666 was another grand adventure to the tropics.

The Churchill size has never been my favorite.  With this cigar, it actually works.  The wrapper is dark, toothy, and very oily and it really takes the full churchill length to appreciate as it slowly warms up.  The flavors were very good; rich almond taste, burnt caramel, and espresso coffee were the predominant aromas.  The constructions was wonderful…no issues with burn or draw.  Overall, I really enjoy these cigars and would buy them again.

LeafyTimes.com Rating 8.5 ********½

Another Take: Cigar Jack Review: It’s strong enough to settle any stomach, but somehow it doesn’t seem overpowering. Versatile enough to satisfy many palates. One of my new favorites.

Yet Another Take on the Brand: Graycliff Professionale Vintage 1999

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