Chinchalero Novillo Fuerte Maduro - 1 Single

So much better than the normal Novillo. People massively overrate the normal Novillo, I bought a single of each to test them both and the other one was dreadful. Thankfully, this one was much better. I didn’t have any problem with the draw or burn, like others have stated, but for £5 seriously if one in ten is rubbish, what does it matter!? I paired mine with a large Laphroaig and a couple of Aldi caramel wackos, it was heaven!

Had semi high hopes for this one - and it disappointed me. Very tight roll which made it very hard to draw. Uneven burn so I couldnt relax properly. Wrapper also cracked badly even with a brand new cutter. While it did taste lovely, it let itsself down. Maybe Ill give it another shot in the future.

Very good cigar for the price,bit of earthish and chocolate taste with a hint of peper on tip of the tongue, good and even burn,full stregth.They are my new favourite cigars work perfect with Johnny Walker Black Label. This are for people that have experience with cigars to apreciate them to their real value a taste. This is my opinion.

I think most of what I am going to say has been said before but here goes. This is a great value for money little cigar, yes its a bit one dimentional, and it isnt packed that tight, but it is well wrapped, toasts well, and burns very evenly. Its not very complex, but it has a pleasant taste and produses a light fragrant smoke. It has an easy draw, and the large ring gauge gives a nice mouth feel. I would say it is a mild to medium strength cigar, great for casual smokers, with a price making it an everyday treat. I will probably buy a few more of these and stick thim in my humidor. All in all a simple, well made cigar, which is great value for money. Went well with a nice glass of Santa Teresa Rum, the sweetness of the Rum complimented the cigar very well.

These little porkers have got to be the winners in this price range, even though they have gone up £1 this week, I have ordered some more for curing!