Warm and Worthy – Le Bijou 192

Cigar Reviewed: My Father Le Bijou 1922

moking a My Father Le Bijou 1922 tonight, and it instantly reminded me why I like this type of cigar. The oscuro wrapper brings a rich, bold profile, but what sets it apart is the warm draw—velvety and slow, like I’ve found with the Camacho Triple Maduro and Ave Maria Reconquista.

There’s that deep cocoa and spice I look for, but it’s delivered with a smoothness that makes the whole experience feel elevated. Solid burn, clean ash, and the kind of aroma that turns heads without being overpowering.

If you’re into cigars that bring full flavor with some class, this one’s worth the time. Could see it sitting comfortably in the top tier.