Reviews
Date Added: Sunday 24 March, 2019
I’ve had a few of these sat around for around 5-6 months, so I decided to smoke one!
Nice even burn upon lighting. First tasting notes (Pepper, Strong Coffee, rich intense cream)
I paired this cigar with some Lindt Milk Chocolate after dinner along with a coffee.
Half way through, consistent taste, stronger peppery notes coming through, less coffee, maintaining a creamy finish.
Towards the end, Earthy, nutty flavouring with intense peppery notes, not too overpowering on the palette.
This is a novice review and these are the flavours what I personally tasted throughout this short, enjoyable experience.
Nice short smoke, enjoyable with a coffee especially, the chocolate have a hint of sweetness to the experience and is something I enjoyed!
Date Added: Sunday 10 March, 2019
Even going out of my way to really take my time, this was an impressive little cigar for the price. Construction was good with no issues, ash held really well and the burn was excellent with no need to re-light. I found the smoke had a nice rich aroma and was smooth the whole way down to my fingers, it was a shame it had to finish. I went into it with an open mind without expecting too much, but seriously... good job Villiger!
Date Added: Monday 04 March, 2019
Cheeky little number this one. Didnt find it overly strong but did enjoy the crisp nutty spice of it an a beautiful smooth smoke. The experience was a lot better than I expected for what is a budget cigar. Cant fault it, on my re-buy list for sure.
Date Added: Wednesday 12 September, 2018
A little bitter to my pallette but not a bad, draw or burn for the price.
Would have earnt a five if they were a little tastier and sweeter.
Date Added: Friday 03 August, 2018
The first time i tried these was when my freind brought me a box of 20 from turkey, very smooth and sweet, lasted about 45 mins. Will be ordering more of c.gars.
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Date Added: Saturday 09 June, 2018
This cutter is functional, but nothing special - definitely representative of the price, but what can you expect for £2?
The blades are not very sharp, perhaps similar to my 10 year old well used penknife blade. I can press on them heavily with my thumb without any pain.
Mine came with what look like injection molding burrs on the body of the black plastic, these can be cut or sanded off in manufacturing easily, so this is a shame.
Also, there is a nick in the cutting edge of one of the blades. As far as I can tell is hasnt affected the sharpness or cutting ability of the cutter but again it is a shame that more care hasnt been taken in manufacturing.
The actuation of the cutter is surprisingly stiff, there is a remarkable amount of friction between the blades and the case. The blades do not move under gravity whatsoever, taking significantly more force than that to move.
There is no fault with CGars here, just the product itself. Their service was supreme.
Overall, Id only recommend this product if you cant spare the extra cash - just spend the extra money on a cutter that c
