Reviews
Date Added: Sunday 20 May, 2018
Lovely smoke. Even burn and perfect draw, great flavour throughout and not overpowering. Would buy again without a doubt
Date Added: Sunday 20 May, 2018
Tried one this am,Lit and drew well,a lot of smoke even when not taking a toke.
Quickly got to the,in my opinion,an overlarge band for the size of this cigar,I carefully removed band but found the outer wrapper unwound quite a bit as I continued the smoke.
Smoke was reasonable but it seemed to burn in the centre more rather than a nice even ash burn leaving remnants of the unwinding outer wrapper which needed to be burnt off.
As can be expected from the above I was a tad disappointed hence the three stars
Date Added: Saturday 19 May, 2018
What an exquisite little cigar. Great burn, great draw and very good flavour. Paired very nicely with a coffee. Would highly recommend
Date Added: Thursday 17 May, 2018
Peppery, spicey and woody... I have to say not too bad for me. I did leave it sitting in the humidor for a while... The burn was even with a good smoke output. However, this is only the second one I’ve had but very enjoyable..
Date Added: Tuesday 15 May, 2018
Wow what a smoke. I have only been smoking cigars for around 12 months. I ve have sampled a tried many of cuba’s finest over the last year and have fallen for Hoyo de Monterrey epicure no2 and cohiba robustos. I decided to try this Alec Bradley as it was listed on the site in the recommended or special list. I have to say this was a fantastic smoke. The build, draw and burn were sublime. Part of me is against writing this review as I want this rare undiscovered gem to remain a secret so I can fill my humidor come pay day but I can’t you need to try this cigar. I paired it with an un chillfiltered bottle of edradour and wow what a combo. I am regretting only buying one to sample now as it was over too quickly. Hands down one of the best value for money cigars I have had to date
Date Added: Tuesday 15 May, 2018
Takes a few to discover the character of this flavourful, slow burner. Easily lasts a good television programme, even in the exciting bits re-lights are rare - and they burn easily. Its a soft pull. Quite strong, with lots of flavour, its a rawer affair than a Cohiba or a Romeo - but then what do you expect? To me they have been more consistent and dependable. So the value rating is high, as for the cost the outcome is good. Perhaps they need to be a little on the dryer side to offer their best?
