Reviews
Date Added: Tuesday 07 April, 2026
Beautiful looking cigar, extremely delicate wrapper absolutely flawless but I wouldn't have it in the winter as I suspect it really wouldn't like the temperature discrepancy.
Cut with a guillotine, perfect draw, just enough resistance and massive amounts of thick, very cool, white smoke.
Really gentle cigar, lots of cream upfront alongside smooth cedar, finish is slightly nutty but again creamy and smooth, body is medium low and strength is about as low as it gets, absolutely superb to smoke in the sunshine.
Well worth trying...and probably buying multiple cigars.
Date Added: Monday 06 April, 2026
Quite a strong cigar with creamy, woody start and peppery kick. Evolves into spicier, fuller notes with some acidity. Great draw and burn. Flavour builds nicely—rich, balanced, and satisfying overall.
Date Added: Wednesday 01 April, 2026
Well made, with an easy draw and very enjoyable, full flavour with lots of spice, a very good alternative to my usual cuban although a less complex flavour profile it still offers a good development of flavours from the first third through till the end.
Date Added: Thursday 26 March, 2026
Nice looking cigar, short with a heavy ring gauge, unfussy band, nice looking mocha coloured wrapper.
Cut with a single V, much looser draw than expected, vast amounts of thick, cool white smoke, unfortunately it had a seriously wonky burn line and needed multiple corrections on one side; although, this improved in the last third. Ash was flaky but held on surprisingly well dropping every half inch or so.
Medium body and medium low strength. Lots of spicy leather upfront alongside dry cacao powder, shifts to spicy black pepper, finish is coffee and cedar with a touch of roasted nut.
Decent flavours, outstanding smoke output but hard work due to the substantial burn issues, although it never needed a relight. I'd have another at £15 but wouldn't spend any more.
Date Added: Sunday 22 March, 2026
Alec Bradley Project 40 Maduro Toro is a very good Cigar, a little bit to tight for me but still a delicious experience. Full of warm dark flavours (chocolate, coffee, nuts) and even burn was a pleasure to smoke. It took me over an hour to finish it. I would recommend it to anyone
Date Added: Sunday 15 March, 2026
Alec Bradley Project 40 Toro Cigar it's a very nice smoke, took me 60 minutes to finish it.
From start to finish you can taste nuts and cream, it's a medium strength, medium body, "light" cigar.
It's been rolled quite tight, draw is a little bit tight at the start but loosened up very quickly. It hold ash very well and smoked even through out.
