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Man O' War Ruination Robusto No. 1 Size: 5.5 x 54 Wrapper: Ecuadorian ligero Binder: Nicaragua Filler: Nicaraguan and Honduran ligeros Prelight: Loose draw with a hint of hay. The wrapper smelled a bit like chocolate. The construction was good with a neat double cap, minimal veining, smooth...

I enjoyed the MoW Virue and gave this one a try and enjoyed it a lot too. Construction was perfect with a slightly toothy Habano wrapper. This mo... Read the full review here: Man O War Ruination Robusto #1 Cigar Review - Strong cigar

Hey Guys, We are running our Facebook Friday deal again and are going with the Man O' War Ruination Robusto #1. $93.95 for a box of 20 - $42 off our regular price. You can find the deal at: Facebook Fridays

Hello all, Looking to pick up a box online. I am not sure what the major differneces between MoW & MoW:R? I am leaning towards the Robusto shape.. but stuck between the Original or the Ruination blends. What will I be missing out on if I stick to the Original for now? From my research a...

i have smoked over 20 of these and somehow have not reviewed them. I am smoking one now, sitting out on the porch after dinner of burgers and pine... Read the full review here: Man O War ruination Cigar Review - One of my Favorite Cigars

I have decided to give a 2nd review of this cigar a year after I purchased a box of 20. I have smoked over half of the box as of now. The one I h... Read the full review here: Man O War Ruination Robusto #2 Cigar Review - 2nd Review

CI has this "Choice Cuts Premium 54-Ring Sampler" that has a Diesel toro, Deisel Unlimited toro and Ruination toro. All of which I've never seen and can't find for sale anywhere. Are these like limited sticks that only get put into samplers or ???

I'm looking to diversify my collection just a little, and I've got 10 packs of Ruination, UC, and Unlimiteds just chillin'. I'd be interested in a smaller 2-5 cigar swap just to try something new, if anyone's interested. Other cigars that I have a disproportionately high amount of are the Cain...

Easy to light and maintains an even burn that is not difficult to maintain. Draw is moderately firm. Ecuadorian Habano wrapper surrounding ligero... Read the full review here: Man O War Ruination Robusto #1 Cigar Review - A Great Stick!

Is it just me or are the once decent tasting MOW Ruination cigars really sucking wind lately? I bought a box a while back I wasn't impressed with but wrote it off as a bad batch. I then bought a 10 pack a few weeks ago on sale and trying one out tonight. Needless to say, I don't think I'll be...

Evening folks, or morning as the case may be! Tonight's review session starts of with a kick in the right direction with the Ruination from Man O' War. Here's the set-up; my Lotus Vertigo double torch lighter, clearance isle double blade cutter and my trusty cigar review notebook. The...

What a great cigar. this is one of the better cigars on the market today considering cost and smoke-ability. I am very pleased with this stick and... Read the full review here: Man O War ruination Cigar Review - I love this cigar

A very good full-bodied cigar. I'm usually not a belicoso/torpedo fan because the shape too often makes for a firm draw or a tongue-burner. The R... Read the full review here: Man O War ruination Cigar Review - Full

I heard a lot of go things about these but I just smoked my second one and the draw was awful on them. Anyone have the same issue with these?

I'm looking for one of each pm me if you have them for sale.

Ok, I'm surrendering to the BUZZ and want to try the Man O' War line. I thought I'd get the Ruination, but after researching, some prefer the regular MOW line. I'm not afraid of full bodied smokes, but I'm not prejudiced against medium bodied either. I find myself smoking more medium these days...

This has to be one of my favorite cigars for this year, I was very pleased with the great flavors it gives you and it smokes like a top shelf cigar... Read the full review here: Man O War ruination Cigar Review - Top Shelf

So, I was recently bombed with, among other things, a MOW Ruination by everyone's friend Jenady (thanks again, Jim!). Now, being a relative Noob, just the name of this smoke intimidated me. But the band on these things are just so cool looking, and the cigar looked so pretty, and I'm finding...

Other than appearance, is anybody else noticing a wicked similarity in the taste/flavor department? If I were blindfolded and told I was smoking a 1970, I would never have questioned it.

I got a 5 back of them from CB but they don't have a Ruination label on them. I didn't see a 6 x 60 listed for the regular MOW though.