March 3rd 2026 Brolo Group Smoke
We’re diving into the My Father Blue…a bold Honduran puro crafted at the My Father Cigars factory in Honduras.
This cigar is a little different from what many of us associate with the My Father name. Instead of the classic Nicaraguan profile, the Blue showcases the richness of Honduran tobacco from wrapper to filler. Expect a smooth but flavorful experience with notes of cedar, earth, and subtle sweetness.
The Brolo Group Smoke is our monthly chance to gather, light one up together, and talk cigars, life, and everything in between. No pressure, no pretension…just good cigars and good people.
Time: 8:00 PM CDT
Where: Brolo Discord
Cigar: My Father Blue (Honduran Puro)
Bring your My Father Blue if you’ve got one. If not, light up whatever you enjoy and pull up a chair. Because the ritual isn’t just the cigar, it’s the connection.
February 3rd 2026 Brolo Group Smoke
Last month the Brolo community gathered for the first monthly Group Smoke, and the cigar of the night was the legendary La Imperiosa from Crowned Heads.
La Imperiosa carries a story that reaches deep into cigar history. The name itself traces back to a classic Cuban brand once produced by H. Upmann, and Crowned Heads revived the name with their own modern interpretation. The cigars are crafted in Nicaragua at My Father Cigars, bringing together old-world inspiration with the Garcia family’s renowned craftsmanship.
The blend features an Ecuadorian Habano Oscuro wrapper over Nicaraguan binder and fillers, delivering a profile full of rich earth, spice, leather, and cocoa.
But like every Brolo Group Smoke, the cigar is only part of the story.
The real highlight was the conversation. Stories were shared, new friendships formed, and once again the Discord lounge filled with the slow curl of smoke and the kind of camaraderie that makes this community special.
Because at the end of the day, the ritual is simple:
Light the cigar.
Lean into the moment.
And enjoy the company along the way. 💨
January 23 2026 Brolo Group Smoke - Polar herf
Cigar smokers are a resilient bunch.
While much of the United States was locked in the grip of a polar vortex, the Brolo Discord lit up anyway. Jackets, beanies, patios, garages, back porches…wherever we could find a place to brave the cold, we stepped outside, cut a cigar, and joined each other in the smoke.
This wasn’t about a featured blend.
It wasn’t about a new release.
It was simply about the ritual.
Members across the country stepped into the winter air, lit whatever cigar they had on hand, and shared a smoke together despite the freezing temperatures. Breath turned to vapor, cigar smoke hung heavy in the cold air, and the conversation flowed just like it always does.
Because that’s what this community is about.
Not perfect conditions.
Not perfect cigars.
Just showing up.
Sometimes the best smokes happen when the weather says you shouldn’t be out there at all.
And yet… we were.
Cold air.
Warm cigars.
Good company.