Reviews
Date Added: Monday 13 July, 2026
I'm currently researching cigars for our son's wedding next year. I need something that provides a long satisfying smoke but that doesn't scare women and children with a pungent stink.
I think I may have found it. I've narrowed it down to a shortlist of three contenders:
1. Zino Honduran Robusto;
2. Zino Nicaraguan Robusto; or
3. This Mitchellero equivalent.
All three are excellent smokes without producing too much air pollution at a wedding.
Any other suggestions would be welcomed though !
Date Added: Monday 13 July, 2026
Beautiful smoke. As a newbie to cigars, I really enjoyed this one from start to finish. It felt approachable, consistent, and smooth, with an easy draw and a pleasant flavour that never became harsh or overwhelming. The size was also convenient, making it ideal for a relaxed smoke without needing to set aside too much time.
What impressed me most was how enjoyable and well balanced it felt for the price. It offered a satisfying experience without feeling too heavy, which made it perfect for someone still learning what they like. I can see myself buying this cigar again, especially because it represents such good value and feels like an excellent everyday option.
I am excited to try the other Mitchellero cigars and see how they compare in terms of strength, flavour, size, and experience. I am also looking forward to exploring other brands and cigars from different regions as I continue my cigar journey.
Although I am still early in discovering my preferences, this cigar definitely stood out. It was easy to enjoy, well made, and memorable for all the right reasons. A great choice fo
Date Added: Saturday 11 July, 2026
Mitchellero Sporty Cigar - 1 Single
by daniel
Definitely on my buy again list, it's definitely a mild smoke, especially when compared to it's bigger brothers. But at around 30 minutes it's the perfect quick smoke. Nice and light at the start but some earthy, peppery notes come through at the end. For the price point it's a winner.
Date Added: Friday 10 July, 2026
Grabbed one of these on the go from Turmeaus central London. Alongside a Mitchellero Nic. Again, good build burn and draw, but the flavour was a bit one dimensional. Tasted really similar to the nicaragua, maybe a bit smoother. Not really for me to be honest.
Date Added: Friday 10 July, 2026
Mitchellero Robusto Cigar - 1 Single
by Heval
Grabbed one of these on the go whilst passing by Turmeaus in central London. Burn draw and build are strong. However the flavour profile was not for me. I quite like Nicaraguan cigars, this was a bit one dimensional in flavour and aroma.
Date Added: Friday 10 July, 2026
Smoked this last night in the back garden - construction wise, it was flawless, easy V-cut, no tears/cracks or damage. The burn was pretty smooth, with one touch-up required, and one relight, which was my fault entirely. Easy draw, and the ash held very well, with a nice pyramid when it eventually came off an inch+ later. The aroma was quite nice, and the overall flavour was nutty and woody. I also got some coffee notes, but no chocolate like others described, however I am new to cigars and my palate isn't fantastic at the best of times. The spice got progressively stronger, particularly in the final third, which was very pleasant. Burned just over an hour for me as I am quite slow, and definitely on the medium side, as I didn't get particularly light headed which is still common for me as a newbie. Lots of smoke from the draw, but the cigar itself doesn't actually put out a lot of smoke by itself. Would I buy again? Probably. I am still trying as many cigars as I can to work out what my preferences are so am buying new cigars all the time, but this will be shortlisted to
