Reviews
Date Added: Friday 09 January, 2026
A nice looking short torpedo, smoked through a straight cut and lasting a leisurely 60 minutes.
It started with bold flavours of wood and leather with very little pepper, hold a good firm ash through the first and second thirds, and giving a plentiful smoke output.
The last third bought the same flavours with more intensity, and some leather and earth, but no bitterness and required touching up due to an uneven burn.
Not a bad smoke, but not great with flavours not quite to my palette. I'd rather smoke a Mitchellero at this price point.
Date Added: Friday 09 January, 2026
A very delicious tasting tobacco hints of caramel very mellow makes for easy smoking happy piping
Date Added: Friday 09 January, 2026
Easily my favourite every day smoke. I've been through a couple of tins of these now and they've become my go to. I've introduced a couple of other people to them and they all agree that they're a reliable cigar that doesn't seem to miss. I'm a slow smoker but I can comfortably make one last 40 plus minutes
Date Added: Thursday 08 January, 2026
Italico Superiore Aged Cigars - Pack of 2
by Matthew
Fantastic cigar bit harsh for some but perfect for myself lovely flavour
Date Added: Thursday 08 January, 2026
The Davidoff Escurio Robusto was an enjoyable and distinctive cigar that introduced me to a different side of Davidoff’s portfolio. Using Brazilian and Dominican tobacco, it delivers a flavor profile that feels livelier and more expressive than some of their more traditional blends. On the cold draw, I picked up sweet spice, wood, and a slightly tangy note.
Once lit, the first third brought an interesting mix of creamy smoke, black pepper, and a subtle sweetness reminiscent of molasses or dried fruit. The cigar felt medium-bodied, with excellent balance right from the start. As it progressed, the sweetness and spice played off each other nicely, joined by notes of cocoa and cedar.
The construction was excellent, with a steady burn and effortless draw throughout. In the final third, the cigar picked up a little more intensity, becoming richer and slightly earthier while remaining smooth and controlled.
The Escurio Robusto feels vibrant and modern without losing Davidoff’s signature refinement. It’s flavorful, well-balanced, and very approachable—an excellent option for those
Date Added: Thursday 08 January, 2026
Much like the Davidoff Yamasa Pirámides, the Robusto has been one of the most impressive cigars I’ve smoked so far, matching the piramides in every sense and flavour. From the moment I picked it up, it felt bold and purposeful. On the cold draw, I noted dark earth, cocoa, and a touch of sweetness.
Once lit, the cigar opened with rich, deep flavors—black pepper, espresso, and mineral-heavy earthiness that immediately set it apart. The Yamasa wrapper brings a distinctive intensity, but it’s beautifully balanced by the Dominican filler. As the cigar progressed, layers of dark chocolate, roasted nuts, and subtle sweetness emerged, creating a complex yet controlled experience.
The Robusto shape held the flavors well compared to the piramides, and the construction was flawless: razor-sharp burn, perfect draw, and thick, luxurious smoke. The strength built gradually but never became overwhelming.
This cigar felt confident, powerful, and refined all at once. It’s a standout blend that rewards attention and slow smoking, offering complexity well beyond what I expected.
Rating: 9/1
