Reviews
.JPG "Vertigo by Lotus Big Boy Cigar Cutter - 64 Ring Gauge")
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
.JPG "La Invicta Honduran Maduro Cigar - 1 Single")
Date Added: Friday 08 June, 2018
Im currently smoking this cigar whilst drinking a Godfather (equal parts Johnny Walker Red and Disorano) which is quite a sweet cocktail.
I have always regarded La Invicta as a par for the course type cigar; meaning that whilst I enjoy them theyre never going to amaze you but that being said theyll never let you down either. I mostly smoke the Nicaraguan version of their robusto but this is the first time Ive had their Honduran range and any of their Maduros.
Straight out of the cello you can see it is well constructed and the wrapper had few flaws and a slightly toothy feel with minimal veins. The pre light was earthy and drew well with the promise of plenty of smoke. This was confirmed upon lighting and the cigar burned evenly with a nice white grey ash that held on quite well.
Like most of the Invictas I have smoked it wasnt hugely complex but did have a nice earthy flavour that finishes with a hint of pepper on the retro. As is expected of a decent cigar the flavours did intensify the longer it burned yet it wasnt unpleasant. As you approach the home stretch it does beco
.jpg "Fonseca No. 1 Cigar - Box of 25")
Date Added: Friday 08 June, 2018
Fonseca No. 1 Cigar - Box of 25
by Martin
Lovely easy draw, nutty and spicy, very underrated superb smoke, right to the end. Dont discount these, you will not be disappointed.
Date Added: Friday 08 June, 2018
A wondurful cigar full of complex flavours and aromas, Everything about this cigar is well balanced, a perfect afternoon smoke.
Date Added: Saturday 24 March, 2018
One of the best I’ve had ,burns well lovely flavour on the nose & on the palate .highly recommend this one . Maybe a little strong for a novice but absolute value for money
.JPG "Gurkha Cellar Reserve 12 Year Old Solara Cigar - 1 Single")
Date Added: Friday 16 February, 2018
So Big Ben had run its course already and the night was slowly drawing to a close. The Bairmaid was no longer working behind the bar but, instead shaking everything her moma gave her on the dance floor whilst the crowd cheered and clapped to “oops I did it again” by Britney Spears. And it was at this point in time my good mate suggested we head to the smoking area. I chose this particular cigar for that moment in time and it didn’t disappoint. I normally choose a rum to enjoy with my smoke, however the info given here was sweet, so choosing a dark whiskey I headed out back. I will forever remember NewYear18 thanks to this stick. Exactly what it says on the tin upstairs. Thanks to the guys at Cgarsltd for your quality service as always. My new favourite supplier.
