Reviews
Date Added: Tuesday 10 September, 2024
This cigar for the price it was not bad at all, bought 2 and the first one was very good with a lot of flavour to it and non of the harsh feel in your mouth and nostrils if go a bit too quick with it. Will buy again.
Date Added: Friday 06 September, 2024
I fairly OK cigar taking in consideration the price. It can be a good alternative for those looking to have a decent smoke within a budget. Don't expect bold flavours like a cuban or a Dominican, but certainly not bad considering Peru does not have a long standing tradition on cigar making compared to other countries in Central America or the Caribbean.
Date Added: Wednesday 28 August, 2024
Excellent stick with tasty flavours. Burns smoothly and slowly. Unquestionably a nice one among the cheaper stogies.
Date Added: Wednesday 31 July, 2024
Ordered two of these sticks. One to smoke immediately and one to stash in the humidor. First one was every unpleasant and I didn?t enjoy however cannot complain for the price as it?s what you may expect. However the second stick was completely different, very well rolled, lovely depth of flavour and great amount of smoke. Would recommend, but grab a few as you may get a dud. Would buy again as a quick little ?dog walker?
Date Added: Sunday 28 July, 2024
Didn?t enjoy this. Uneven draw, difficult to keep alight.
Date Added: Sunday 28 July, 2024
Score: 6/10
Smoke time: 100 minutes
Appearance and Construction:
The cigar has a visually appealing, dark wrapper with a slight oily sheen, indicative of a well-aged leaf. The construction seems firm but presents some challenges, as evidenced by the difficulty in maintaining an even burn throughout the smoking experience.
First Third:
From the initial light, the cigar exhibits deep, rich, full-bodied flavors. The profile is robust, with dominant notes that likely include dark chocolate, espresso, and perhaps a hint of leather. The smoke is thick and creamy, delivering a satisfying mouthfeel. The ash is initially solid, holding well, which speaks to good construction at the outset.
Second Third:
As the cigar transitions into the second third, it becomes tricky to keep the burn even. This section may require some touch-ups to maintain an even burn line. The flavors remain intense and full-bodied, but the need to relight suggests a slight inconsistency in the filler tobaccos or construction. The ash starts to lose its stability, indicating a change in the burn characterist
