Inka Secret Blend Red Half Corona Cigar - 1 Single

Date Added: Wednesday 06 May, 2026 by Ahmer

As a cigar newbie, I found these to be an excellent choice especially for the £6.50 per stick price. Nice flavour, easy draw. The only slight downside is that I bought 4 of these and 2 of them slightly unravelled at one end but no major alarms. It doesn’t feel like a budget cigar , Would definitely recommend .

Date Added: Thursday 09 January, 2025 by CHRISTOPHER

Fantastic beginners Cigar, a lot smoother and better taste than Henri Wintermans Corona Sumatra or Romeo y Julieta Puritos. I did find it a long smoke so would cut the Cigar in half mid smoke for later. The Cigar sometimes would not amit much smoke and wouldn't get a proper draw, I overcame this with rolling it in my hand and gently pinching the Cigar from top to bottom to get a better draw which solved this issue but by the final quarter of the Cigar did slightly warp the integrity of it but was fine and had a great taste. Recommend as a beginners Cigar

Date Added: Sunday 01 September, 2024 by Darren

I really enjoyed these. They went well with a beer in the garden with friends and also with a coffee when I was getting some relaxing alone time. I don't really look for flavour notes I just like a good smoke. I would definitely recommend trying these.

Date Added: Saturday 27 July, 2024 by Natalie

Each of the 4 cigars had a very very tight draw, even when a draw enhancer used.

Date Added: Monday 01 April, 2024 by Jonathan

This was a bit of a nothing for me. It felt a bit 'squishy' in the middle after I took it out of the wrapper. The draw was tight and it burned OK, but like the previous review there was little to no flavour or any real smokiness to it and I gave up on it in the end. Mine didn't unwrap as such, but the wrapper around the head kept splitting and shredding. Again, maybe it was a dud one which happens but sadly this was not for me.

Date Added: Saturday 23 March, 2024 by Joe

I had high expectations for this one but it was barely smokable - the draw was far too tight and any airflow I did get out of it was barely a wisp of smoke, so... unfortunately I can't give much comment on its flavoure. Even prior to lighting it, it felt significantly compacted near the bottom half (although it did smell quite enticing and had it been rolled perfectly it may well have been very delicious) I persisted but barely a 3rd down it started to unwrap itself as well? Maybe I simply received a duff one from the batch - which can often happen with hand-rolled cigars - I guess it's just luck of the draw when it happens. Very disappointing.