Inka Secret Blend Red Petit Corona Cigar - 1 Single

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Date Added: Sunday 11 October, 2026 by Jason
This one came in a sampler alongside some Gurkha cigars and, having seen several positive reviews, I was keen to see what all the fuss was about. Flavour wise, I can understand the praise. It started beautifully smooth and was developing into a very enjoyable little smoke. I gave it my usual V cut and for the first half the draw was good, the flavour was pleasant and everything seemed to be heading in the right direction. Unfortunately, I think I simply got unlucky with the construction. The body of the cigar felt reasonably soft, but the mouthpiece end was unusually hard. As the smoke progressed the draw became increasingly restricted until it was eventually far too tight to enjoy properly. I ended up having to use a straight cut further down than I would normally like in order to remove the harder section. That immediately improved the draw, but by then the wrapper began to unravel and the cigar was fighting a losing battle. It was a shame because underneath the construction issue there was clearly a very decent cigar trying to get out. I am not going to judge it too harshly on the basis of one example. Cigars are handmade products and occasionally one gets through that simply does not behave. The flavour was good enough that I would happily try another and see if this was just a one off. So, unfinished business rather than a bad verdict. The rematch will decide it.

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Date Added: Tuesday 15 September, 2026 by Gavin
Had my first experience with this stick after getting a couple in a sampler bundle. Flavour wise it's decent with plenty of woody and earthy notes and a decent smoke from that perspective. On the down side it was a bit of a challenging smoke. The draw and the burn was very inconsistent and uneven and the construction wasn't great. Multiple relights and the lit end finished up looking like a mashed up fountain pen nib. All in all a bit of a mixed bag and I don't think i'll be rushing back.

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Date Added: Sunday 12 April, 2026 by ASHLEY
This cigar is a bit of a mixed bag now. Construction is sometimes a bit hit and miss and rustic. That said, it packs a bit of a punch and has a decent 'cedar' taste. I found a nice, easy draw and easy burn. I bought these on a deal and am satisfied with that, so if you want something at the cheaper end of the market and are not desperately fussy, then get them when on offer. There are far worse.

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Date Added: Friday 10 April, 2026 by Zameer
Poorly constructed, no smoke production and I could barely get a pull on it as it was so tight. Had no choice to throw it away, very dissapointed in this one. Also tried to cut the cap mutiple times with no changes to the draw.

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Date Added: Monday 17 November, 2025 by ASHLEY
Part of a bundle deal, then the construction has certainly been improved in 2025. Nice and earthy and surprisingly good and even Cuban-like.Must buy more.

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Date Added: Wednesday 28 August, 2024 by Mark
Excellent stick with tasty flavours. Burns smoothly and slowly. Unquestionably a nice one among the cheaper stogies.

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