Reviews
Date Added: Wednesday 31 January, 2024
i bought these in the January sale. I thought they were quite nice ,but found they were quite tightly rolled and hard to take a draw to begin with. The first bit seemed to burn unevenly ,but evened out halfway through.They get a bit hot near the end .
Date Added: Sunday 28 January, 2024
Chinchalero Novillo Cigar - 1 Single
by Robert
Decent smoke for beginners like myself. Very even burn, nice and light on the strength, held good inch and half ash. Well worth a punt
Date Added: Saturday 27 January, 2024
Conquistador Churchill Cigar - 1 Single
by Robert
Very good cigar, burns evenly and has a great flavour
Date Added: Sunday 21 January, 2024
Clan Original Pipe Tobacco 50g Pouch
by Lance
It was all my local supermarket had in, and after reading a few reviews online i was hesitant to have a go but as soon as i gave the pouch a good nosing it all changed. Packed it, lit it and really enjoyed it. I cannot really tell what the flavour is other than bloody lovely. Burns hot and doesnt struggle to stay lit. Lovely stuff, smoking everyday in the 'ode corn cob.
Date Added: Saturday 20 January, 2024
Lovely stick. Would definatley buy again, it tastes creamy, with hint of espresso, peppery, I did get in the last 3rd an ever so slight sweet taste, maybe a bit of dark chocolate, will need to try it again. I did have to relight a few times maybe it is due to normal lighter (soft flame) that this was brought about. At times the draw was a little tight, most of the cigars I somked I enjoyed them. This has the potential for a 5 stars if I can give it a 4.5 I would since I can only give 4 stars I will give it 4 stars. One of the great things I like about C.Gars is the range of cigars they offer and the other is the service they provide.
Date Added: Wednesday 10 January, 2024
Not bad. Heavy smoke. Not my favourite. Prefer the H.Upman Corona as to this. Peppery and quite dark. Mostly even burn. Construction lacks touch as mine slightly unravelled towards the middle of the smoking duration.
