Cigar Review: The American Double Robusto by J.C. Newman
J.C. Newman adds a Double Robusto to The American line-up. After being very impressive in the Toro size, how does this new vitola perform?
J.C. Newman adds a Double Robusto to The American line-up. After being very impressive in the Toro size, how does this new vitola perform?
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