Caldwell Blind Man's Bluff

Caldwell Cigar
Caldwell Blind Man’s Bluff

Vitola: Toro
Length: 6.0
Gauge: 52

Wrapper: Ecuadorian Habano
Binder: Honduran Criollo
Filler: Dominican Honduras
Blender/Creator:
Factory: Agroindustrias LAEPE S.A.
Country: Honduras

Purchase Source: Mark Dikeos
Date Purchased: March 7, 2019
Price: Gift
Date Smoked: December 19, 2022
Quantity: 10

12/18/2022
COVID-19 Day 1,002:
To my amazement, I’ve only smoked this Caldwell Blind Man’s Bluff Habano only once before three years ago!

Today’s smoking experience came through a decent draw with a slight resistance that delivered nice earthy tobacco flavors of cedar, bread notes, and baking spices. The retrohale provides a nice zip of white pepper. These tobacco flavors last pretty much throughout the cigar.

Truth be told, I wasn’t paying that much attention to this, but I have nothing to complain about and I’m looking forward to the next time I get to smoke this Caldwell Blind Man’s Bluff.

Until then…
Stay Smoky
Stay Chill

03/31/2019
What a pleasant surprise. Today’s Caldwell Blind Man’s Bluff cigar was a gift from #CigarSensei aka Mark Dikeos of Pacific Motorsports (@bmwMark) in Portland, Oregon.

I’ve been trying some new Cigar Brands (to me) from the likes of Caldwell Cigars, Crowned Heads, and soon on the horizon, Perdomo Cigars and the Oliva Gilberto line.

My cold draw was very encouraging with hints of cocoa, barnyard and earthy tobacco. I’m in!

Once lit, smoke pours out in volumes bringing chocolate, malty bread and sweet wood (cedar). At the second third, more of the same and I’m happy with that! This is a very enjoyable cigar at this point and I don’t expect that to change.

This isn’t an overly complex or special cigar, but what it delivers for the price is “spot-on”!

I’m going to be searching for a 5-pack of the Caldwell Blind Man’s Bluff and see where we go from there.

Stay Chill
Stay Smoky