Reviews
Date Added: Thursday 08 November, 2007
San Cristobal El Principe Cigar - 1 Single
by ArchivedCgarsReviews
Best of the current minutos! Good medium strength and medium flavored easy drawing little stick.
written by ca
Date Added: Thursday 08 November, 2007
San Cristobal El Principe Cigar - 1 Single
by ArchivedCgarsReviews
A powerful smoke for such a little size. Spicy flavour, perhaps too spicy, and nice aroma. Very good burn too.
written by Mihai
Date Added: Thursday 08 November, 2007
San Cristobal El Principe Cigar - 1 Single
by ArchivedCgarsReviews
One of the finer looking sticks available. They look good enough to eat (I dont recommend eating them). With age, they actually become a lot better than I ever expected. Be sure to let them sit and age so that you are made happy the way I was after a while. I am not saying that these will be making you a San Cristobal customer, but they will at least satisfy you.
written by mmeadows
Date Added: Thursday 08 November, 2007
San Cristobal El Principe Cigar - 1 Single
by ArchivedCgarsReviews
Fantastic looking little number. Dark, sweet smelling, enticing. But thats where the pleasure stopped. Robust to say the least, kicked my ass and then went bitter on me half way down. Id buy them just for their looks though.
written by asgard
Date Added: Tuesday 12 September, 2017
St Bruno is a firm favourite of mine. Fairly earthy smoke with some citrus flavours. Pleasant after taste and leaves a nice aroma in the room. Highly recommended
Date Added: Monday 29 June, 2015
Solani Festival Pipe Tobacco 50g Tin
by Staff
On opening the sample, your senses are immediately inundated by the aromatic aroma of plums, which gives you a good guide of treats to come. The tobacco is in coarse cut form, and the mix of the different tobacco leaf of black Cavendish---burley & Virginia looks very attractive, and in my sample had just the right moisture content. I found that it helps if you choose the correct size pipe, for using a small bowl makes the blend smoking experience slightly sharp on first lighting, so use a larger bowl to allow the blend to burn better, giving a smoother smoking experience. Try also moving between a briar pipe and a meerschaum, as the meerschaum adds a little extra to the overall experience, as a briar burns hotter with this blend. A cooler smoke allows the tobacco blenders art to come to its true fruition.
Using a meerschaum for my sampling, I found the following;
Strength; Mild to Medium.
Burning; Slow and cool.
Taste; A very pleasant plum like taste, with overtones hints from the mix of black Cavendish and Burley, of spicy nuts.
