Reviews
Date Added: Wednesday 19 December, 2012
Absolutely no complaints. Nice and solid, held together really well and a lovely, mellow taste. I will definitely be ordering these again.
Date Added: Sunday 16 December, 2012
Really great smoking tasty short cigar. Excellent.
Date Added: Tuesday 04 December, 2012
First class, A1 smoking! Effortless, smooth smoking. Beautiful vein free wrapper, cool smoke from first light to singed fingertips! Very pleasing earthy and woody flavours but will not over power the pallet. At this price I would heartily recommend this as an affordable every day smoke. I personally will be back for more!
Date Added: Monday 03 December, 2012
I purchased one of these corona's last week to give it a go. firstly, I am a regular smoker of Tatuaje Petit Cazadores Reserva cigars and have been for some time so I was a little unsure if I should try these, Well I should not have been. These little beauts are a cracking smoke, Lovely smooth draw on them and a nice taste to go with it. They hold their ash well (2 inch), and are a lovely slow burn (45 mins for me).
For the price,(£2 cheaper than the Tatuaje) you should give them a try. I will deffo be putting another order in.
Date Added: Wednesday 28 November, 2012
...that I could taste it the following day.
This cigar represents real bang for your buck and I will certainly be ordering more, but for now I have the rest of the range to try!
Date Added: Wednesday 28 November, 2012
£4.99 non-Cuban. If someone handed me this and uttered those words I wouldn't be expecting much but boy would I be wrong. In terms of construction I had no complaints with this little beauty; her draw was easy without being loose, her construction solid and burn even. Taking a 'dry' draw you get sweet, honey-like flavours which are also present when lighting up. I'd describe the initial flavour as being like a sweet-cure virginia pipe tobacco, which in my books is a good thing. This sweetness is joined with a light cedar, and as you progress the woodiness begins to dominate but without even killing the sweetness. Also, its worth noting that when I say 'woodiness' it never goes as deep as say a Bolivar. In fact to compare it against any Cuban I've had it would be closest to a RyJ Cedros, though not as spicy.
It seemed to compliment the Ardmore I was drinking quite nicely but I think it would be equally matched to a good rum - possibly from Martinique.
Finish was long - so much so that I could still taste it the following afternoon.
This cigar represents real bang for your buc
