Reviews
Date Added: Saturday 31 March, 2018
Well have had maybe 3 of these and if you like niquran you got to try these long and slow perfect burn perfect long slow afternoon with good malt I need more in humi and next order will have more I like more than Romeo Churchill and more going for it than bit of tang sweetness glorious will not be dissapointed
Date Added: Saturday 31 March, 2018
Beautiful, smoked perfectly the whole way and was very present. Lasted me just over 20 minutes.
Date Added: Saturday 31 March, 2018
Oliva Serie G Cameroon Cigar - Tin of 5
by Andrew
Ive enjoyed several of these. All consistant, nice firm build, easy draw, plenty of smoke, but doesnt go up like a bonfire. Just right. Most importantly: very satisfying.now, one of my favourites. I see theres another reviewer called Andrew. Im H
Date Added: Wednesday 28 March, 2018
Tighter than a midges foreskin. Stevie Wonder could have seen that this was unsmokeable. Getting fed up with Cubans most are no better than a good new world( padron , Fuentes, brick house...,.) Waste of £12.50 not happy
Date Added: Tuesday 27 March, 2018
I am pufging one right now and all i can say is it is a pepper bomb. An extremely well made stogie. Pergect actually. But i dont normally go for the spicy ones. After the first 10 mins it does cool down to a leathery cedery note. A great alternative to bolivar. Much more pepoer though. I like it but not a daily smoke im afraid.
Date Added: Monday 26 March, 2018
Somebody kindly posted a message to me on this forum that Samuel Gawith flakes are always very moist and should be dried out before attempting to smoke them. With that in mind I took out a couple of flakes, rubbed them down to something that I thought resembled rubbed tobacco and then left them to dry for 3 hours and certainly appeared to be less moist. The dry notes of this tobacco are a very strong scent of alcohol (I dont believe this scent is near the sweetness of rum, closer to a whisky scent) and a strange, almost plastic note in there which threw me a bit. The tobacco notes were strong, I believe this may be Latakia as it is quite a bot stronger and bolder than the other tobaccos that Ive tried.
I put it in my Peterson straight pipe (with a filter) and, after a bit of difficulty on the initial light, eventually got the pipe going. The tobacco smoked really well after the initial lighting stages, although it did go out on me unexpectedly once (two thirds of the way down) and again at the end.
The smoke was quite strong, but certainly was more to my liking given my prefer
