Some smokers know exactly what they’re after. Maybe something light and composed to start the evening. Something darker, with a bit more edge, once the night settles in. And then, for those who prefer to skip the pleasantries entirely, something fuller. Wood, spice, a slower kind of intensity that lingers, all that. Davidoff has long understood this spectrum. The Grand Cru, in particular, is for restraint. The Nicaragua, on the other hand, enjoys more structure and weight. The Winston Churchill Late Hour, for those who prefer their cigars with a bit more presence. Three profiles, three moods—familiar territory for anyone who’s spent time in a proper humidor. At BRB in Solaire Resort Entertainment City, those same cigars arrive slightly altered. The Solaire Uncut Robusto Colección removes the usual introduction. No finished foot, no wrapper easing you in. You light it and begin with the filler (the literal core of the..
