Reviews
Date Added: Thursday 31 August, 2023
I’ve ordered a few of these now and they have been ok but I’ve just had a terrible one, very loosely wrapped at the bottom and very tight at the top resulting in an awful draw plus a leaf stem ran from the cap 3/4 down the cigar so poor quality control, I know they are not expensive but I smoked less than a 1/4 of the cigar and binned the rest, a bit disappoint but hay ho.
Date Added: Tuesday 22 August, 2023
Pretty much my go-to in the stronger category. I do like my smokes relatively light and creamy so knew it wasnt that, but it didnt feel like a huge jump (it is a bit creamy, and a its a nice change of pace when I want something stronger. Takes me about 40 mins, longer Im good company, of course.
Date Added: Sunday 20 August, 2023
Was a decent smoke, but would not stay alight at all.
Date Added: Saturday 19 August, 2023
Regius Connecticut Toro Cigar - 1 Single
by Adrian
Very nice flavour IÂ’m a budget smoker
And find these very good for the money
Lasted me well over 1hour, very tastie from start to finish, will be buying more
Date Added: Wednesday 16 August, 2023
I’m a little reluctant to leave a bad review, as based on the others my experience clearly isn’t representative, but I have to say that the cigar I received was unpleasantly bitter throughout and not very enjoyable. The ammoniac smell was quite strong and I suspect it just needed to dry out a little more, but you live and learn. This is neither a criticism of c.gars nor regius as a brand - I think I just got unlucky. I’ll probably buy another at some point, as the burn, construction, and draw were all good, and on paper it’s very much my kind of cigar, but I’m afraid I can only give two stars based on this particular experience.
Date Added: Thursday 03 August, 2023
Not too bad a smoke. Id imagine this is the perfect strength and vitola for those who arent experienced with cigars. Erroneously paired with Jameson Black Barrel expecting a sweeter flavour profile, could do with a peaty/smoky whisky. Build quality sub-par, with the wrapper exposing the binder at the head of the cigar - I managed to salvage it. Draw and burn were surprisingly perfect. Flavour consists of a soft, creamy, earthy foundation opening up hints of light leather and Italian herbs, think pesto. Second half brought out familiar RyJ tones of pepper, ripe fruits and roasted walnuts. Dry throughout. I had to try hard to determine these specific flavours as they were not obvious at all until the second half, where the flavour was still buried under the smoke. Stick it in the humidor for a few months before smoking.
