Blackbird Crow Corona Cigar - Box of 28

The Crow is my favourite blackbird cigar. It started out spicy and peppery. This mellowed out into a caramel with woody notes. The burn was even with a long ash. I got this as a mystery cigar, what a bargain! More like this please!

I got this Blackbird Crow Corona Cigar as a mystery cigar! I must say I was pleased with it. The construction was flawless I did needed a relight in the last third but I'm blaming it on myself rather than the cigar. It was very nice and flavourful it wasn't too strong but it's not a mild cigar either. Took me over an hour to finish

I received the Blackbird Crow as last month’s mystery cigar, so only paid £10 for it. Burned really well from the get go. Really enjoyed the first 2 thirds, but became a little bitter during the last third. Took me 75 minutes to smoke, overall. Plenty of smoke and flavour and I paired it with a large glass of Leiper’s Fork bourbon. Not sure I’d pay the £17.50 standard price but was impressed for the price I paid.

Just recieved this as my mystery cigar so the value for money was a massive plus from the get go. wrapped in a dark leaf which i do not usually go for , however ive now been converted! My pallet is not exactly fine tuned but i was getting a lot of leathery notes which was extremely nice for me personally. The cigar build was 2nd to none as i came across no uneven burning at all. smoked lovely, although smoked rather hot during the last third, but nothing that stopped me enjoying the full thing. Overall a lovely smoke with a spicy finish and would quite happily purchase again. Will be adding a mystery to all of my future purchases. Really impressed guys , thank you.

£10 mystery cigar and it's another superb one. Deep nut/leather brown exceptionally toothy wrapper coated with an oily sheen, nice tight seams, good looking cap, well packed and even. Band is pretty nice looking, has a gothic/vampire/dracula look to it in the red and black with embossed crows. Cut with a single V, the draw is light and airy producing massive amounts of thick, cool, white smoke. Ashes every half inch or so, good burn line, got slightly weird at the halfway point but corrected itself, no relights or touch ups needed. Initially medium body and strength with substantial amounts of black pepper alongside rich, dry oak and cedar. Joined by old leather and roasted nut ,finish is bittersweet dark chocolate, dry cacao powder, espresso coffee and a touch of cinnamon. Body ramps up to full and strength increases to medium full, really quite dry...I strongly recommend a drink with it. I'll probably be trying it as a robusto in the near future, well worth picking up.