Reviews
Date Added: Wednesday 27 July, 2016
A great smoke really smooth. The box it comes in is also really pleasing to te eye and looks great. Love these little beauties will be buying more
Date Added: Monday 25 July, 2016
I bought some of these whilst on holiday in Brazil and found them a truly excellent smoke. The burn and draw were fist rate and the flavours, if a little one dimensional, were very satisfying. Reminded me of a Punch, which is no bad recommendation.
Date Added: Sunday 24 July, 2016
Lovely smoke, great construction and draw, full earthy Cuban flavour, exactly what I love and an amazing price for a Cuban cigar!
Date Added: Tuesday 12 July, 2016
Juliany Maduro Corona Cigar - 1 Single
by Michael
A nice surprise for the price. The wrapper looks very nice, with a good sheen, and it's got a good draw. Starts out grassy and creamy, picking up coffee and hints of wood in the second third. The final third picks up quite a bit of spiciness to go along with a bit more wood and earth than previously, leaving an interesting herbal/earthy aftertaste once it's done.
Date Added: Thursday 07 July, 2016
Jose L Piedra Brevas Cigar - 1 Single
by Jordan
A decent smoke from the get-go; smoke filled with a peppery, woodsy flavor. Notes of pepper plant, spice, and oak wood power this little stick. Though not the best ash you'll find on a cigar, and most definitely not a memorable smoke, stocking up on a few is recommended, especially if you need cheap sticks for quick fixes.
Date Added: Tuesday 07 June, 2016
Reviewed by Peter Nørgaard
It was one of the first balmy days of spring in frosty Denmark, and I was sitting on the porch after lunch debating which cigar to go with the gentle breeze and the leafy shadows playing on the grass. I chose a Punch Punch from the humidor - a corona gorda, which is a bit smaller size than I usually prefer. As regards the vitolas, I tend to be tempted by bombast. Large ring sizes, great length. But somehow, it seemed right for the smaller size to echo the small improvements of the thermometer.
First of the pleasures, the pre-lighting aroma. None of the dreaded (by me) animal odours, but fresh, crisp, oaky tobacco smells, combined with a tang of liquorice root. Then, the feel. The construction of the cigar was perfect - supple, but not soft, and easy to cut.
Then, the sight. Though the wrapper was not entirely free from veins - it was, after all, a cigar leaf, not a printed piece of paper - it was aesthetically pleasing, medium brown, slightly red-tinged. The lighting went well; tight, grayish-white ash formed, and the flavours began. The draw was
