Rocky Patel Vintage 1990: A Personal Favorite

 I’ve smoked a lot of cigars over the years, but I keep coming back to the Rocky Patel Vintage 1990. It’s one of those sticks that just hits right—reliable, flavorful, and smooth from start to finish.

The first thing you notice is that dark, slightly oily Honduran Broadleaf wrapper. It’s 12 years aged, and you can tell—it gives the cigar a rich, earthy character right out of the gate. I usually pick this one up when I’m winding down after a long day. One draw in, and I’m met with this mellow blend of cream, nuts, chocolate, and a little woodsy note. It’s medium-bodied, so there’s plenty of flavor without it ever feeling too heavy.

What I love most is how consistent it is. The construction is always on point—solid ash, even burn, and the draw is silky. No fuss, just a solid, relaxing experience every single time.

If you’re new to cigars or just want something dependable and smooth, I seriously recommend giving the Vintage 1990 a shot. It’s not flashy—it’s just really, really good. And sometimes, that’s exactly what you want.