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Hi fellow puffers, this is my first attempt at a review, I have noticed there isnt a Zino award on the forums yet but maybe as I post more reviews from this brand that will change, so here I go.. The cigar I reviewed was the Zino Platinum Scepter Series, Cane. Link to the cigar...

Zino Platinum Scepter Series Grand Master Cigar Review - Mild and Flavorful (Yeah), Expensive (Boo) This was a mild and tasty cigar and goes well on a hike with the black dogs, or around a campfire. However, it's just to expensive. If you like mil... Read the full review here: Zino Platinum...

Zino Platinum Scepter Series Chubby Cigar Review - Superb cigar, the crown series little brother Superb cigar, the crown series little brother, nice and elegant. The cane size is better and I would go for the crowns. Read the full review here: Zino Platinum Scepter Series Chubby Cigar Review -...

If you don't like mild cigars, you probably won't enjoy the Low Rider. I found it mighty good when paired with a nice sippin whiskey or even a gin ... Read the full review here: Zino Platinum Scepter Series Low Rider Cigar Review - Mild but Mighty

I liked the Zino Platinum Shorty. It burned well and had lots of savory flavor while still staying mild and smooth. The burn and draw were appropri... Read the full review here: Zino Platinum Scepter Series Shorty Cigar Review - Good but Overpriced

Nice easy draw, mild, no aftertaste. Read the full review here: Zino Platinum Scepter Series Grand Master Cigar Review - Awesome smoke

Hello All, Zino Platinum Scepter cigars are inspired by the urban, pop-culture sprit. Blended with 3 Dominican filler tobaccos, a rare Peruvian filler leaf, a 4-year-aged Connecticut binder and a 1-year-aged Ecuadorian wrapper, the cigars are deftly handcrafted to impart every nuance of these...

Date: 10/11/08 Cigar: Zino Platinum Scepter Master Edition (5 x 56) Cost: $10.95 at a B&M Drink: Coca-Cola Classic (the best cola out there) Appearance: 2 banded cigar that says "Zino Platinum Master Editon" on the top band and a second band that says "2007". Both bands have a silver...

Gotta help a buddy sell some extra sticks: For sale: Graycliff Chateau Grand Cru Pirate (box of 24) $375 shipped read more here: http://www.coronacigar.com/pc_Graycliff_Chateau_Grand_Cru_pid318.html Zino Platinum Scepter Series - Grand Master (tin of 12) $100 shipped read more here...

My local B&M has put them on sale and will not restock because they are not selling. They will stick to the normaly AVO and Davidoff lines, but not the Zino. SO, here is the pricing AFTER tax and Shipping to you: Zino Platinum S Shorty tin (16): $110.00 Zino Platinum S Stout tin (12)...

One year ago I asked my B&M rep what cigar he would age for a year. He gave this baby to me. Tonight, I had a light dinner and wanted a smoke, so I grabbed it. This has spent a year in a Diamond Crown Humidor and the wrapper was in a sort of pre-plume phase were there was some powder starting...

What it is made of: Zino Davidoff Platinum Scepter (chubby) is blended with 3 Dominican filler tobaccos, a rare Peruvian filler leaf, a 4-year-aged Connecticut binder and a 1-year-aged Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper. Pre-light the Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper on the cigar smelled of sweet...

Zino Platinum Scepter Chubby Posted by E.Z. under Cigar Reviews (Photos) Every now and gain I'll smoke a renowned and relatively expensive cigar and come away thinking that the stick is an absolute rip-off. One such disappointment, to the surprise of many of the readers of this blog, was the...

Have you smoked them? What did you think? Value for the cost? Dmntd

Since this cigar was passed out pro bono to many of the members here, it is only fair that it gets a review. So, without further ado..... The cigar is packaged in a real classy aluminum tube. Black and silver. The cigar is nestled in a cedar sleeve inside the tube. Nice package. My sample...

ok, so in celebration of doing a large christmas sale this morning, I decided to go and smoke a cigar out back by the snow covered beaver pond. Not wanting to freeze to death, I grabbed this short little cigar, bundled up and headed out back. It lit quickly and had an immediate wonderful taste...

I decided to get one of these while waiting for my box to arrive. Cut was perfect. Prelit smell and draw surprised me. Very young tasting and very aromatic, more so than a cuban. A tinge of cedar could be detected as well. The thing lit like you would expect an 11 dollar NC to light, easily...