Mitchellero Robusto Cigar - 1 Single

When I received this cigar, it was fairly dry. After a few months in the humidor it was still kinda dusty. It burned fairly quickly, and tasted like cigarette ash. The draw was as loose as a straw. I was not impressed. I said so in a review that is now gone, guessing its because I ignored an email asking me if I wanted another one on the house. Nice sentiment, but Im an adult - I spent my money on something and came to a conclusion. Try one and buy one, but dont expect the earth.

Even the draw tool couldnt help this one. Cheap for a reason. Avoid this stick!

Really enjoyed these.I think they are great for the price, some really nice flavours spice and wood tones.Pleasant smoke great smell and easy on the pocket.Will definitely get some more.

So I ordered a few of these a couple of months ago. At the time I wasnÂ’t impressed. I felt it tasted dry and didnÂ’t burn well. I think the depth of flavour was seriously impacted too. I put the others in my humidor drawer I use for longer term storage and forgot about them. I had reason to move them today and noticed that two had split and swelled at the foot. One almost halfway up the cigar. Smacks of having rehydrated too quickly. Goes to show that they must have been really dried out. Not impressed. Thinking now I donÂ’t really know what these cigars are like. The one I had would have been seriously compromised. Also a little concerned with how these have been stored prior to shipping. Not sure what happened with these guys.

What a great cigar, bought the sampler selection and the robusto is my top preference. Perfect burn with clean white ash, plumes of fragrant smoke and a very pleasant finish. The draw brings plenty of smoke to the palate which is a nice medium intensity with a very smooth feel, touch of spice and some woodsey tones that linger nicely. Smoked for a good 45 minutes, enjoyed so much I emoted the wrapper for a couple more draws. Top marks even though it felt a little on the dry side prior to lighting but whilst smoking the cigar was ideal.