Reviews
.JPG "Bolivar Petit Coronas Cigar - 1 Single")
Date Added: Saturday 04 April, 2009
Bolivar Petit Coronas Cigar - 1 Single
by Nathan
Oh my God! In honesty I had not been looking forward to this smoke, expecting something heavy and unsavoury, but this has just leaped to the 'top dog' slot in my humidor. Starts off exciting and complex, burns well, no acridness or bitter flavours, and just keeps moving the goalposts with every draw. Halfway through I was grinning like a monkey and made a note to get myself a box of these at the first opportunity - this first having been bought for me by my other half. For the price, you get a smoke that knocks the spots off of pretty much anything in this size that I have tried, and I'd be (pleasantly) surprised if I can find something that tops this. Buy one now and give it a try, compliment it with a glass of Havana Club, and see what you're missing out on.
-508.png "BLACK FRIDAY - Montecristo No. 4 Cigar - 1 Single")
Date Added: Wednesday 25 February, 2009
I bought a 3 pack of these in malaga for 15 euros and let me say this is a king amongst smokes. This is what all habanos should work from because of the uncany resembalance to one another because i was smoking with my father and we were both smoking the monte 4s and he placed his cigar on my side of the ashtray and i didnt even notice that it was a different cigar!! next time i will order in larger quantitys because this one is a true finger burner.
Date Added: Wednesday 07 January, 2009
Thankfully cigar humidification is at last moving with the times and making use of the best available technology. Basically if you are one of those people who rely on distilled water to humidify your precious cigars then you should stop and think about the science of your chosen humidification method, because it is essentially flawed and you could be ruining your precious Cubans. Why? Well distilled water has no mean (average) rate of evaporation. It simply evaporates and delivers humidity to the atmosphere at an erratic rate. Propylene Glycol (PG) however, maintains a constant relative humidity of 70% - which is about what your cigars should be kept at. And it does this in an easy, convenient and functional manner. In this case, simply unscrew the top and place the jar in your humidor, job done! When the PG evaporates and the crystals (which carry the solution) shrink, just add more PG solution, it's that simple. I have a Xikar 100 count humidor (EXCELLENT item) and so I personally use this in conjunction with the PG based humidifier located in the lid. This ensures I maintain a con
Date Added: Tuesday 02 September, 2008
This cigar was an absolute pleasure to smoke, it burned evenly and the draw was good with good construction. These cigars are perfect to smoke at any time at any place and are extremely good for the price, a typical Havana cigar. However, the cigar did get very bitter a little earlier than I had expected, into the early last quarter. In addition, the cigar did go out a few times and the no 3 is still slighly better.
I do however highly recommend this cigar to anyone looking for a great smoke I am sure that you will enjoy it and also try the no 3.
.JPG "BLACK FRIDAY - Meharis by Agio Red Orient Cigar - Pack of 10")
Date Added: Thursday 29 May, 2008
i personaly love these cigars. i find that they provide a light smoke with a very very sweet flavour and the smoke makes the whole room and in many cases smoking shelter smell beautiful. however there is something so unsubstantial about them and i know they are only small but i would have hoped for a more woody flavour, howver i do believe that for the price they are an amaising smoke i would recomend them for a night out when you dont want something too heavy
-58.png "Bolivar Belicosos Finos Cigar - Box of 25")
Date Added: Monday 12 May, 2008
can someone shine some light on this people always tell me to smoke a cigar with the end cut off but others tell me to stick a match in the end which isd better???
