Reviews
Date Added: Friday 30 January, 2026
Very good build and nice sweet and spicy flavours. Very good for the price.
Date Added: Thursday 29 January, 2026
This is now my daily go to cigar!
A very enjoyable little cigar if you do not have much time. I am not a quick smoker so I can get 45 minutes out of this. Nice flavour, great burn, no major issues. For me this cigar starts of with a kick, then mellows out only to give a final kick goodbye towards the end.
Date Added: Thursday 29 January, 2026
Lovely little cigar, first third is bright and mellow with an even burn, second third is slightly peppery but roughs up a bit for the final third, good with a red wine!
Date Added: Thursday 29 January, 2026
I've tried all vitolas (formats) of Brick House Double Connecticut and this is my favourite one it's over an hour smoke. It's a bit tight draw at the start but it gets better as you smoke it (to be honest I don't like when draw is to open) if you like a long smoke this is perfect for you if you like long smoke and open draw mighty mighty will be a better choice 😜
.jpg "Regius Orchant Seleccion Nicaragua 2024 Robusto Cigar - 1 Single")
Date Added: Wednesday 28 January, 2026
While the golden rule is never to compare, it’s hard not to hold this stick in high regard. Arriving as a standout selection in a mystery sampler, this 52-ring gauge Robustos impressed immediately with its seamless construction and oily wrapper.
The cold draw offered a reassuring resistance, releasing distinct notes of rich cocoa and earth.
Upon lighting, the first third delivered a profile dominated by soft, velvety chocolate. The burn line remained razor-sharp, producing a sturdy, stacking ash that spoke volumes about the quality of the roll. I paired this with a Tamdhu 18-Year-Old Sherry Cask; the dried fruit profile of the single malt complemented the cigar’s natural sweetness beautifully.
While I encountered some unexpected harshness and a slight spike in strength during the second third, the transition into the final third saw the flavors settle back into a harmonious balance. For a smoke that easily yields a relaxing hour of complexity, the value proposition here is undeniable.
Between the superb construction and the refined flavor transitions, this is a definitive
Date Added: Tuesday 27 January, 2026
Gifted the Davidoff Yamasa Tubos Robusto and it has been one of the most impressive cigars I’ve smoked so far, and it completely changed my perception of what Davidoff is capable of. 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 shape didn't change the flavour profile as I have previously tried the Piramedes, the construction remained 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 wel
