Last Call

A detailed hands-on review of the Geniales that tracks the smoke from cedar and toasted wood into oak and leather, calling out a pronounced black‑pepper retrohale and a relatively short finish. The writeup also notes tidy construction and the compact size profile that defines the Last Call Habano line.

Blind Man’s Puff runs a blind-panel review of the Flaquitas torpedo, calling out the Pennsylvania Broadleaf’s dark-cocoa and espresso notes alongside intermittent black pepper and a medium‑strong strength. The write-up pairs tasting progression with construction scores (closed foot, oily wrapper), useful for judging how the wrapper carries in a short format.

StogieReview covers the Last Call Maduro’s debut and the swap to a Pennsylvania Broadleaf, noting a dense, heavy smoke with cedar, bitter chocolate and molasses flavors and only modest black‑pepper presence. The review emphasizes the budget price and short‑format intent, assessing the cigar as fairly linear rather than dramatically evolving.

Cigar Dojo situates Last Call Maduro in AJF’s Portfolio Series and documents the line’s rollout to five compact sizes while calling out the dark, toothy Pennsylvania Broadleaf and covered‑foot presentation. The review stresses solid construction and a dense smoke texture, helpful for understanding how the Broadleaf leaf drives the profile in brief sessions.