Reviews
Date Added: Saturday 18 October, 2025
I’ve been smoking cigars on and off for 30 years. The only issue is that I’ve been smoking flavoured cigars. I’m now trying to get a palate so i don’t think this review is going to be much good for you seasoned smokers out there. Lovely smoke this. It took me about 45 mins. I could taste a bit of peeper and it was very creamy. The first cigar that I toasted properly and I could tell, the difference. Didn’t have to retouch it once. Overall lovely mild/light smoke.
Date Added: Thursday 09 October, 2025
Mitchellero Robusto Cigar - 1 Single
by Stuart
The Mitchellero Robusto got full marks from me, 10/10. From start to finish, it felt like I was smoking something expensive, which is always nice for its price point. Big, bold, and satisfying. The burn was totally even, no touch-ups needed, and the draw was solid once it got going.
I smoked mine fresh (I think it came out of my humidor at around 65 % or so) and it delivered. Every third brought something a little different, subtle shifts in flavour, maybe a bit more earth or spice, which kept things interesting. This stick shows they know what they’re doing even on more everyday cigars.
For a robusto sized cigar that feels like it should cost more, this one’s a keeper. Definitely one I’ll make sure to always have in the humidor.
Date Added: Tuesday 07 October, 2025
Mitchellero Robusto Cigar - 1 Single
by David
I purchased this cigar based on the reviews and have to say I was not disappointed. This was a well constructed cigar that burned clean and straight with plenty of smoke. A mild cigar it was a very pleasant smoke which lasted me approximately 60mins. I will be purchasing more!
Date Added: Wednesday 01 October, 2025
Mitchellero Peru Toro Cigar - 1 Single
by Richard
As someone still new to cigars, the Mitchellero Peru Toro has been a real eye-opener for me. It’s described as an approachable, well-priced smoke, and I can see why it’s a favorite among beginners and more seasoned smokers alike. On the cold draw, I got hints of earth and a touch of cedar, nothing too heavy or intimidating. Once lit, it opened up with a very smooth profile—creamy at times, with light coffee and nutty notes. There’s a bit of pepper, but it doesn’t dominate; it just adds a little tingle that keeps things interesting. The construction was surprisingly solid for the price point—the draw was consistent, and the ash held on longer than I expected. By the halfway point, I noticed some leathery notes and a mild sweetness that reminded me of dried fruit, though very subtle. It’s not overly complex, but it doesn’t need to be; it’s just a straightforward, reliable cigar that delivers plenty of flavor without overwhelming a newcomer. I’d happily recommend this to anyone starting out or looking for an easy daily smoke. For me, this one feels like great value and enjoyable balance
Date Added: Wednesday 01 October, 2025
As someone still new to cigars, the Mitchellero Peru Gordo has been a real eye-opener for me. It’s described as an approachable, well-priced smoke, and I can see why it’s a favorite among beginners and more seasoned smokers alike. On the cold draw, I got hints of earth and a touch of cedar, nothing too heavy or intimidating. Once lit, it opened up with a very smooth profile—creamy at times, with light coffee and nutty notes. There’s a bit of pepper, but it doesn’t dominate; it just adds a little tingle that keeps things interesting. The construction was surprisingly solid for the price point—the draw was consistent, and the ash held on longer than I expected. By the halfway point, I noticed some leathery notes and a mild sweetness that reminded me of dried fruit, though very subtle. It’s not overly complex, but it doesn’t need to be; it’s just a straightforward, reliable cigar that delivers plenty of flavor without overwhelming a newcomer. I’d happily recommend this to anyone starting out or looking for an easy daily smoke. For me, this one feels like great value and enjoyable balanc
Date Added: Wednesday 01 October, 2025
As someone still new to cigars, the Mitchellero Peru Robusto has been a real eye-opener for me. It’s described as an approachable, well-priced smoke, and I can see why it’s a favorite among beginners and more seasoned smokers alike. On the cold draw, I got hints of earth and a touch of cedar, nothing too heavy or intimidating. Once lit, it opened up with a very smooth profile—creamy at times, with light coffee and nutty notes. There’s a bit of pepper, but it doesn’t dominate; it just adds a little tingle that keeps things interesting. The construction was surprisingly solid for the price point—the draw was consistent, and the ash held on longer than I expected. By the halfway point, I noticed some leathery notes and a mild sweetness that reminded me of dried fruit, though very subtle. It’s not overly complex, but it doesn’t need to be; it’s just a straightforward, reliable cigar that delivers plenty of flavor without overwhelming a newcomer. I’d happily recommend this to anyone starting out or looking for an easy daily smoke. For me, this one feels like great value and enjoyable bala
