Reviews

Date Added: Sunday 30 August, 2026

Charatan Original Robusto Cigar - 1 Single by Henry

As with many others, this was my mystery cigar in my July order. I've never tried a Charatan before so as always, I was pleased to be trying something new. First off, cutting it caused the wrapper to come adrift. I was using a cheap cutter rather than my usual Cigarism double blade, which may have been a factor but having seen the other reviews, I do wonder. The taste was actually very pleasant, and I really enjoyed this aspect of the cigar. However, the aforementioned wrapper issue was joined by a very uneven burn throughout, and then in the final third it pretty much fell apart - see photos. I'm torn between a two and three, as the taste was genuinely excellent, but cigars that fall apart aren't much use to anyone. Sorry Charatan, it has to be a two.

Date Added: Saturday 29 August, 2026

Aladino Connecticut Santi Cigar - 1 Single by Simo

First thing that amazed me when I lighted it on is the even burn...bit early not too strong..well rolled and holds ash perfectly!would buy again.

Date Added: Saturday 29 August, 2026

Juliany Blue Label Coronita Cigar - 1 Single by Simo

First thing i have noticed is the loosened build of it wich i don't enjoy..lights uneven.had to relight midway.. but good taste..not bitter.

Date Added: Friday 28 August, 2026

Drew Estate MUWAT Kentucky Fire Cured Ponies Cigar - 1 Single by Simo

Smooth and elegant..holds the ash and good experience overall

Date Added: Friday 28 August, 2026

Arturo Fuente Exquisitos Cigar - 1 Single by Stuart

This was the first Arturo Fuente cigar I'd tried, and I was impressed. It seemed to get smoother as I smoked it, the mild spicy notes giving way to creamy coffee. Didn't need relighting at all, and the draw was smooth. A fascinating insight into this brand – and Dominican Republic cigars as a whole – and I'll be trying more. Recommended!

Date Added: Friday 28 August, 2026

Inca Secret Blend Reserva D Oro Robusto Cigar - 1 Single by Callum

One of many mystery cigars ive had , ive been impressed with all of them. Ive noticed that my palette tends to steer away from that of the description on a lot of the cheaper cigars, however for me the inca secret blend stayed true to the description , the leathery cedar notes were present at the start and definitely developed into a creamy earth which i must say i enjoyed a lot. I did have a slight burn issue towards the end , i do tend to smoke as much as possible so perhaps i was just smoking past the end stage.