Reviews
Date Added: Thursday 23 July, 2015
Amazing medium flavoured cigar, one of the best smokes you can buy for the money. My faverite cigar so far :) thanks c gars
Date Added: Saturday 18 July, 2015
Bought this as part of a selection I made. I found it to be a very harsh smoke and really not to my taste. It did burn well and evenly for a good half hour, the draw was good too and it held ash very well. As I said not to my taste, but it may well be yours.
Date Added: Monday 15 June, 2015
These cigars are terrible, almost impossible to draw, as they are to tightly packed for the length of them and to compensate you have to cut more off the end than you would normally.
This in turn causes the outer wrapping leaf to unravel and the cigar starts to burn down the one side making it virtually impossible to smoke after a quarter way through. Points out of ten 1.5.
Date Added: Sunday 07 June, 2015
This was my first Inka cigar which I decided upon after searching out some "value" cigars for my humidor to bulk up some orders and try something new. Given the price It's fair to say I wasn't overly optimistic, my usual smokes for some time had been Monte 2's, P2's etc.
When the cigar arrived I was straight away surprised by its appearance and construction, the quality appeared excellent. The smoke itself was even better, for such a large ring gauge it burnt perfectly, bags and bags of smoke, smooth flavour and an effortless draw. STUNNING!
My only gripe would be very occasionally I've found the adhesive from the band can be a little sticky on the wrapper so while its caused no problems I have had to take care once or twice, Not sure if anyone else has had this to be honest its a minor issue with these but I did have a similar issue with the Robusto and that caused me some real problems.
Date Added: Sunday 07 June, 2015
Having first tried the Bombaso Azul Blue in the Inka range (which is fantastic) I decided to venture a bit further into the range and my next stop was the Robusto.
On first glance I did notice the construction didn't seem to be to the same standard as the Bombaso but it wasn't of any great concern. The cigar had an even burn and smooth draw but the flavour was harsh. About a third of the way into the cigar though I encountered some construction problems which was compounded when I attempted remove the band, the adhesive seemed to have reached the wrapper and tore the cigar further on removal. (I have had a similar but non fatal issues with the band on the Bombaso's)
I only bought the one to bulk up an order and to give it a try so I have probably just been unlucky but It will be a while before I try another.
Date Added: Thursday 30 April, 2015
This was my first cigar ever, and having researched for well over a week, I decided on this cigar.
Having researched for a nice, mild cigar, I have only just discovered that this was infact full bodied!
Upon recieving the cigar, as a complete beginner I went about sniffing the cigar like a basset hound, to my pleasure, it smelled mildy pleasant and I felt it was going to be a good smoke.
Upon researching how to cut, light and survive the cigar, I went about smoking. The C.Gars cutter I purchased was a messy job, but the job was done and the cap was off to an appropriate degree.
The first puff of my first cigar is a moment I will seldom forget, I was instantly knocked back and whilst slightly concerned, I soldiered on through the cigar, Kinder Bueno on hand.
About 1/3rd through the cigar, I developed a nasty case of cigar sickness, however this cigar was the sort to punch you in the face whilst nursing it better. Despite being full bodied, it treated me well, burning very consistently until about halfway, which I blame on my lighting technique. The smoke was not insane
