Reviews
Date Added: Saturday 31 March, 2018
Well have had maybe 3 of these and if you like niquran you got to try these long and slow perfect burn perfect long slow afternoon with good malt I need more in humi and next order will have more I like more than Romeo Churchill and more going for it than bit of tang sweetness glorious will not be dissapointed
Date Added: Saturday 31 March, 2018
Oliva Serie G Cameroon Cigar - Tin of 5
by Andrew
Ive enjoyed several of these. All consistant, nice firm build, easy draw, plenty of smoke, but doesnt go up like a bonfire. Just right. Most importantly: very satisfying.now, one of my favourites. I see theres another reviewer called Andrew. Im H
Date Added: Tuesday 20 February, 2018
Oliva are a great Nicaraguan cigar(my favourite) and this Oliva V Belicosos is on my top 3 New World Smokes. I’ve smoked tens of these and surprisingly I have never written a review before. Recently these beauties was on Cigar Aficionados top cigars of 2017 and not surprisingly so. Generally a great burn with only a few minor unevenness, which often straightens self out. The flavours are delicious full off sweetness, pairs well with a coffee after a meal I find... being a full body hits you with a punch feeling relaxed. Just what is needed after a hearty meal. I can’t express more with all the other reviews on how of a cracker this cigar is. Looking for a 45 minute smoke here’s a recommendation!
Date Added: Wednesday 14 February, 2018
Really made up with these. Construction is fantastic, burns perfectly with a pleasant draw.They look great with a lustrous dark wrapper and white ash which compliments the wrapper and stays on until half-way. Flavours of dark chocolate, wood and spice all of the way through. I smoke these happily to the nub. One of the cigars was a little firm and I'm a bit frightened to smoke it (as I don't have a humidor yet) but even still a wonderful smoke.
Date Added: Monday 11 December, 2017
It was late and it had been a long drive down to the Pyrenees to our lodge deep in the mountains. After getting the fire going, our ever faithful Esse wood burner and cooker combined ( the make was used by Shackleton on his Arctic expedition) checking the gas and generator for our lighting we wandered down the mountain through the pines to the village of Prades to eat.
Unlike the U.K. the French are civilized and one can eat superb food and then retire to the bar, have a drink and smoke. A polite enquiry to other guest if they objected to by smoking a cigar, which drew gentle chuckles, I lit the Olivia. This is a true cigar, a fine cigar. The band is old school, elegant in its simplicity. It states " I am style, I have heritage". My French friend dining with us on seeing the Olivia said " mon dieu" and gently shook his hand. His wife watched and took in the smoke as it drifted across the bar, it had a woody, mocha scent, with a touch of paprika, the taste blending well with the neat Pastise 51 on ice. We were after all in southern France, it wouldn't do to drink Ricard!
As th
Date Added: Sunday 24 September, 2017
Just put this one down. Pretty nice, good even burn the whole smoke, lasted about 50 mins.
Very nice draw, smooth and tasty. Not many distinct flavours other than nice tobacco, but that may just be me. Got a bit tarry towards the last quarter.
Great for a beginner like myself, good value, nice taste, even burn.
I liked it, but have to recommend the tubed inka secret blend red (these 2 are my first purchase outside of cuba where i picked up the passion), as its just a nicer smoke and cheaper too
