CADE

Brother of the Leaf, Filmmaker, Prophet, former Mr. South Dakota 1996. I was a bouncer on the child beauty pageant circuit until one too many juice boxes went missing and somebody had to take the fall. I was set up. Ok, I was thirsty. All that hairspray in the air dries out your throat like a motherfu... I apologize to no man. Now I host the Tuesday Night Cigar Club podcast.
  • Cigar Review – CroMagnon Pestera Muierilor by RoMa Craft Tobac

    The CroMagnon was the very first line offered by RoMa Craft Tobac way back in 2011. We reviewed the CroMagnon Knuckle Dragger back on Episode 54 of the podcast and it made our “Top 10 Cigars of 2017” list as well. Due to shortages in the availability of the...
  • Cigar Review – Sobremesa Brûlée Blue Wagashi by Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust

    Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust’s founding father and master blender Steve Saka first handed me a prerelease Sobremesa way back in 2015 and I’ve been enjoying the brand ever since. When the Sobremesa Brûlée was introduced in 2019 it quickly became a mainstay in my personal humidor and the Brûlée...
  • Cigar Review – Rose of Sharon Salomon by Southern Draw

    The Tuesday Night Cigar Club has a long history with the Rose of Sharon. We first smoked this now iconic cigar at CATS Fest many years ago when it was presented to us in a pink wooden box, and we absolutely loved it. Then a short while later we...
  • Cigar Review – Black Market Filthy Ghooligan by Alec Bradley

    We love all things Halloween here in the Corner Of No Hope! Well almost all things, popcorn balls are kinda lame. And there’s an extra hot place in Hell reserved for those soulless people who hand out boxes of raisins to trick or treaters. But other than popcorn balls...
  • Cigar Review – Brick House Bricktoberfest 2024 by JC Newman

    It’s that time again! As All Hallow’s Eve inches closer and closer, in the cigar world that signifies that it’s officially Bricktoberfest! For the last 3 years, J.C. Newman has celebrated this magical time of the year by releasing a limited edition of their popular Brick House brand and...
  • Episode 168 – The Last Riders (1991) & Hell Riders (1984), CAO Resonator cigar, Booze

    Let’s imagine a scenario together, shall we? What would happen if an atypically handsome podcast host selected two movies for the show’s nightly film discussion that divided the podcast crew to such extremes that it changed the course, the future, of the podcast forever? Wouldn’t that be fucking crazy?...
  • Cigar Review – Intergalactic Event Horizon by Black Works Studio

    Honest question: How do you react when you hear the news that one of your favorite limited-edition cigars is returning to store shelves BUT the manufacturer has completely altered the blend? For me, personally, my first instinct is to get angry. “If it aint broke don’t fix the sonofabitch!”...
  • Cigar Review – Safe Keepings by Alec Bradley

    Like most creative types, cigar blenders are prone to keep notebooks of their blending recipes and within those notes are almost certainly blends that, for a variety of reasons, never made it in to production. The Safe Keepings from Alec Bradley is one such cigar, born from Alan Rubin’s...
  • Cigar Review – Famous 80th Anniversary by Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust

    To celebrate a true milestone anniversary, back in 2019 Famous Smoke Shop turned to a true master blender to create a special cigar to commemorate their 80 years in business. The cigars Steve Saka produced were such a success that more were commissioned and this year two new sizes...