Reviews
-809.png "Montecristo Petit Edmundo Cigar - 1 Single")
Date Added: Friday 17 February, 2017
I opened a new box of Montecristo Petit Edmundo from 2013 and I just loved the beautiful oily wrapper and the look of the old band. A lot of people don’t like the old band because they feel that it looks ‘’cheap’’ but I love it because is a simple design.
Many cigar companies focus more on the decoration of their bands and boxes than on the quality of their cigars.
Some of the best cigars I ever smoked used simple bands and come inside simple boxes.
The cigar begins quite earthy as usual with a Montecristo, fresh herb notes and very smooth.
The flavour developed into a woody and black pepper taste but with a sweet smoke at the same time.
The cigar finishes with a full bodied strength, very rich earthy and herb taste with the classic Montecristo pepper notes.
This is a great sized cigar for 35-40 minutes smoke, which I found smother in comparison with other Montecristo sizes.
Perfect with an espresso or a dram of C.gars Cigar Malt after lunch.
David. Turmeaus Est 1817 Cigars and Whisky Liverpool.’’
-6752.png "Montecristo Open Regata Cigar - 1 Single")
Date Added: Friday 10 February, 2017
Lovely smoke, smooth draw fantastic aroma went really well with a single malt, lasted about 45min with even burn with woody earthy taste will be buying more.
Date Added: Thursday 02 February, 2017
JR Cigars: Expertly handcrafted by General Cigar for over 40 years, Macanudo needs no introduction. It is one of America’s best selling premium cigars. Available in a variety of sizes, blends, shapes, and strengths, these handmade cigars have been described as thoroughly aged, distinctively smooth, good as gold, perfectly balanced, as nature intended, rich and intriguing, rare and luxurious, exotic and extraordinary, rich, dark, and unexpected, and just downright delicious. A staple in every connoisseur’s humidor, there’s a Macanudo cigar to satisfy every smoker’s tastes.
Date Added: Thursday 02 February, 2017
Issue: Cigar Aficionado, Oct 01, 2016 - Score: 90. Rolled with a reddish, Colorado wrapper, this robusto has an easy draw and even burn. Rich notes of caramel and maple segue into pleasant chariness on the finish.
Date Added: Thursday 12 January, 2017
Spicy little one, Cuban tobacco flavours, did get very hot halfway down couldn't smoke last 3inchs as burned my lips, took my time with them as well so construction wasn't as good as some other machine made Puritos, but if you like full Cuban flavour it's a Google 15/20 min before yer get to the hot spot, not bad price.But as usual a 1st class service from cgars.
-509.png "Montecristo No. 5 Cigar - 1 Single")
Date Added: Sunday 25 December, 2016
Fairly new to cigars but tried quite a few over the years. The No. 5 lights up easily enough and the burn is the most even I've seen. The draw was quite tight. Any more and would be pointless to smoke. Good cigar for a walk. 3 stars as has nothing on the No. 4 's but still a worthwhile satisfying smoke but will probably stick to No.4's on next order for inexpensive montecristos.
