Inka Secret Blend Blue Robusto Cigar - 1 Single

Date Added: Saturday 23 May, 2026 by Mark

I tried for the Inkas over this week, ok but I probably wouldn't revisit. They both smoked well for me, good draw, easy to smoke and hel the ash for nearly the entire cigar. I struggle to describe these sort of cigars, just a sort of 'cigar' taste to me, with very subtle additional tasting notes. Very slightly bitter toward the end. Blue slighly better than the red, a slightly more 'rounder' flavour.

Date Added: Saturday 16 May, 2026 by Scott

Well-constructed with firmness, though slight soft spots noted. Earthy, sweet, and woody notes upfront, starting mild before evolving into a fuller, peppery smoke. Sweetness lingered throughout. Required occasional touch-ups. Appreciated the experience, but not quite to my personal taste.

Date Added: Tuesday 07 April, 2026 by Scott

I found this to be a very pleasant cigar, seemed to start of with mild sweetness and evolved to fuller bodied flavour. It lasted me around an 1hr 30ish. Ash was very firm and held on for quite some time. I would probably try this out again at some point.

Date Added: Wednesday 01 October, 2025 by Richard

The Inka Secret Blend Blue Robusto was an interesting smoke for me, especially as someone still at the early stages of getting to know different regions and blends. Being a Peruvian cigar, it stood out right away since most of my experiences so far have been Cuban or Nicaraguan. On the cold draw, there was a light earthiness and a hint of sweetness, almost like dried fruit. Once lit, the first third opened with smooth, mellow flavors—cedar, toast, and a touch of creaminess. It felt very approachable, which I appreciated. As it developed, I started picking up more herbal notes mixed with nuts, and a little black pepper spice crept in to give it some character. The smoke was medium-bodied overall, not too light but not overpowering either. The construction was decent: the draw was consistent, though the burn line wavered here and there, requiring a minor touch-up. Midway through, there was a slightly bitter edge that came and went, but when it mellowed, the cigar returned to a balance of wood, earth, and soft sweetness. It’s not the most complex cigar I’ve tried, but it offered enough shifts to keep me engaged. I’d call it a solid everyday option—affordable, flavorful enough, and a good way to experience Peruvian tobacco. Not a standout, but certainly enjoyable. Rating: 7/10

Date Added: Wednesday 01 October, 2025 by Richard

The Inka Secret Blend Blue Robusto was an interesting smoke for me, especially as someone still at the early stages of getting to know different regions and blends. Being a Peruvian cigar, it stood out right away since most of my experiences so far have been Cuban or Nicaraguan. On the cold draw, there was a light earthiness and a hint of sweetness, almost like dried fruit. Once lit, the first third opened with smooth, mellow flavors—cedar, toast, and a touch of creaminess. It felt very approachable, which I appreciated. As it developed, I started picking up more herbal notes mixed with nuts, and a little black pepper spice crept in to give it some character. The smoke was medium-bodied overall, not too light but not overpowering either. The construction was decent: the draw was consistent, though the burn line wavered here and there, requiring a minor touch-up. Midway through, there was a slightly bitter edge that came and went, but when it mellowed, the cigar returned to a balance of wood, earth, and soft sweetness. It’s not the most complex cigar I’ve tried, but it offered enough shifts to keep me engaged. I’d call it a solid everyday option—affordable, flavorful enough, and a good way to experience Peruvian tobacco. Not a standout, but certainly enjoyable. Rating: 7/10

Date Added: Thursday 18 September, 2025 by Richard

The Inka Secret Blend Blue Robusto was an interesting smoke for me, especially as someone still at the early stages of getting to know different regions and blends. Being a Peruvian cigar, it stood out right away since most of my experiences so far have been Cuban or Nicaraguan. On the cold draw, there was a light earthiness and a hint of sweetness, almost like dried fruit. Once lit, the first third opened with smooth, mellow flavors—cedar, toast, and a touch of creaminess. It felt very approachable, which I appreciated. As it developed, I started picking up more herbal notes mixed with nuts, and a little black pepper spice crept in to give it some character. The smoke was medium-bodied overall, not too light but not overpowering either. The construction was decent: the draw was consistent, though the burn line wavered here and there, requiring a minor touch-up. Midway through, there was a slightly bitter edge that came and went, but when it mellowed, the cigar returned to a balance of wood, earth, and soft sweetness. It’s not the most complex cigar I’ve tried, but it offered enough shifts to keep me engaged. I’d call it a solid everyday option—affordable, flavorful enough, and a good way to experience Peruvian tobacco. Not a standout, but certainly enjoyable. Rating: 7/10