Reviews
Date Added: Wednesday 07 February, 2018
Rafael Gonzalez Perlas Cigar - 1 Single
by michael
Nice little smoke. Was one in a sampler I got for Xmas. Enjoyed while the Mrs was cooking the turkey. A nice 30 min smoke. It was a pleasant su prise in the pack. I'm ordering more.
Date Added: Tuesday 06 February, 2018
I had this cigar on new years eve and it is without doubt the best cigar i have smoked to date. Perfect draw and burn and flavours too. It also goes amazingly with a glass or 3 of highland park whisky.
Date Added: Monday 05 February, 2018
Drew Estate Acid Blondie Cigar - 1 Single
by Alistair
Good stick! Very similar to the Classic Connecticut Blue also by Acid. They maybe better as you can share with non-cigar smokers
Date Added: Sunday 04 February, 2018
Luis Martinez Ashcroft Corona Cigar - Pack of 5
by Jennifer
This is a nice light body medium flavour smoke. I think the tres petit corona is better but that's just personal taste. Lots of sweet coffee and nutty flavours with some nice light leather. Nice (if a little flaky) white ash and good sharp burn. The only slight drawback was that it was a little bitter in parts but it didn't ruin the experience. Certainly worth a try!
Date Added: Friday 02 February, 2018
Chinchalero Picadillos Cigar - 1 Single
by Costel
One of my favourite budget cigars! It's really worth all the money, a nice smoke for 30-35 min. I really enjoyed and definitely recommended
Date Added: Tuesday 30 January, 2018
The entire Winston Churchill selection from Davidoff is worth experiencing but Late Hour shaped to be something special from the get go.
Between the robusto and its longer brethren it is the Churchill that provides the definitive smoke largely due to the size and the impressive physical statue. Pleasure derived from cutting and lighting up this cigar as well as simply handling its deep brown coloured wrapper and the sheer weight of the stick itself is somewhat majestic.
This smoker would certainly agree with some other opinions that the taste is consistent throughout its lenght with coffee and chocolate persistent but enveloped in unmistakable sharp grain resulting from ageing tobacco in whisky barrels.
It is as satisfactory as sipping a good malt and certainly unique. This is one to respect and enjoy in peace and almost katharctic. If not for the immediacy it provokes with its flawless presentation I'd be keen to store and see how it refines in a humidor.
Definitely worth ones consideration if the inherent strength and complexity can be overcome for those who prefer milder c
