Mitchellero Robusto Cigar - 1 Single

The Mitchellero Robusto got full marks from me, 10/10. From start to finish, it felt like I was smoking something expensive, which is always nice for its price point. Big, bold, and satisfying. The burn was totally even, no touch-ups needed, and the draw was solid once it got going. I smoked mine fresh (I think it came out of my humidor at around 65 % or so) and it delivered. Every third brought something a little different, subtle shifts in flavour, maybe a bit more earth or spice, which kept things interesting. This stick shows they know what they’re doing even on more everyday cigars. For a robusto sized cigar that feels like it should cost more, this one’s a keeper. Definitely one I’ll make sure to always have in the humidor.

I purchased this cigar based on the reviews and have to say I was not disappointed. This was a well constructed cigar that burned clean and straight with plenty of smoke. A mild cigar it was a very pleasant smoke which lasted me approximately 60mins. I will be purchasing more!

The Mitchellero Robusto was a straightforward smoke that felt very much like an everyday kind of cigar. It’s small and quick, which makes it convenient, but it doesn’t deliver the same depth as some of the larger formats. Flavor-wise, it’s earthy and woody with just a touch of pepper, but it stays fairly one-dimensional throughout. The draw was a bit tight on the one I smoked, though still manageable. The burn was mostly even, and the ash held on better than I expected for a smaller cigar. This isn’t a complex or fancy smoke. The strength is mild-to-medium, so it’s easy enough for a beginner to handle, though it doesn’t really deliver the same satisfaction as some of the other cigars I’ve tried. Overall, I’d say it works as a casual or quick smoke, but it wouldn’t be my first choice if I had more time. Rating: 6/10

The Mitchellero Robusto was a straightforward smoke that felt very much like an everyday kind of cigar. It’s small and quick, which makes it convenient, but it doesn’t deliver the same depth as some of the larger formats. Flavor-wise, it’s earthy and woody with just a touch of pepper, but it stays fairly one-dimensional throughout. The draw was a bit tight on the one I smoked, though still manageable. The burn was mostly even, and the ash held on better than I expected for a smaller cigar. This isn’t a complex or fancy smoke, but I can see it being handy for situations where you don’t have time for a full robusto or corona. It has a rustic charm, but compared to the Mitchellero Robusto, it felt a little underwhelming. The strength is mild-to-medium, so it’s easy enough for a beginner to handle, though it doesn’t really deliver the same satisfaction as some of the other cigars I’ve tried. Overall, I’d say it works as a casual or quick smoke, but it wouldn’t be my first choice if I had more time. Rating: 6/10

I’ve had these Robusto from CGars before. I’ve had this one in the humidor for 6 months at 68% RH and took on holiday to smoke by the pool. Worth 3 times the price. Beautifully smooth medium smoke. Great construction and burn. 50 minutes with this one. Well worth a try if you’ve not had one. Will be ordering a top up for the humidor.