There were lots of questions to be had two years ago when Pete Johnson released the Little Monsters. How would any of the cigars taste in smaller size? What did a fresh version of The Frank taste like? And then of course there was The Drac question. Because of its boxes, the original version of The Drac is believed by some to have been ruined by paint. As such, many who purchased the cigar believe they never had the opportunity to actually see what the cigar would taste like. There’s a new version of The Drac, one closer to the original, and as such, it’s time to ask the question again. (Editor’s Note: Rather than rewriting history seven times, we’ve included the same basic history of the Monster Series across all eight reviews.) Last year, Pete Johnson of Tatuaje began talking about a project known as “fat little monsters,” a take on the 2012 Little Monster samplers, which was a take on the über popular Monster Series. Tatuaje’s origins with monsters dates back to October 2008 when the company released The Frank as part of its Monster Series. The plan was simple, cigars based off of monster characters from films ...
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