Where do you get your info/reviews

[DevRider]

I use cigaraficionado.com, but they don't have all cigars ...
Where do you get your info ...? Rating, new cigar, new accessory, etc ...

DEv

[Tobias Lutz]

I don't pay that much attention to the ratings, but I find Halfwheel to offer great pics and lots of factual stats for about anything I'm looking to smoke.

[steelman]

I wait for our members here to put up there reviews. Very adept group here especially @Laynard .

[Bruck]

I used to just read the Puff.com reviews. But over time I came to realize that tastes are so subjective that reviews mean very little.

[Hardheaded]

Sadly for reviews a Google search is often the best choice. Cigar reviews tend to be scattered among multiple sites, blogs and forums. Usually you can find one reviewer that matches what you like in a cigar profile and go from there for suggestions.

Or in the case of some newer cigars not find anything at all.

[gordo1473]

Half wheel mostly

[piperdown]

Al, Bob, Wayne to name a few.

[jhedrick83]

Reviews here and Halfwheel. Halfwheel is pretty awesome.

[HIM]

I usually get information from Halfwheel but for reviews I like hearing thoughts from other BOTL. Theres a number of guys Ive noticed have similar tastes to myself so their feedback tends to be all I need.

[garublador]

Sadly for reviews a Google search is often the best choice. Cigar reviews tend to be scattered among multiple sites, blogs and forums. Usually you can find one reviewer that matches what you like in a cigar profile and go from there for suggestions.

Or in the case of some newer cigars not find anything at all.

That's what I do. There's usually only a couple different blogs that post anything useful and it's just easier to figure out which cigars they've reviewed through Google than it is by searching their blogs individually.

I look on here (or Puff before) as well. I've found that my experience usually matches the reviews @Laynard does really well so his are the first ones I look for.