Reviews
Date Added: Tuesday 21 March, 2017
Backwoods Blue Cigars - Pack of 5
by daniel
100% recommend these sweet with small spice at the very end. Good draw nice smoke perfect for a quick smoke on a busy day.
Date Added: Monday 20 March, 2017
Juliany Corojo Corona Cigar - 1 Single
by Andrew
An extremely easy draw. Lots of smoke. Pretty soft build. Tends to go out if I don't keep puffin.Not quite as sweet as I like, BUT reasonably satisfying. Think I'll try the maduro next, same reasonable price.
Date Added: Monday 20 March, 2017
a brilliant budget cigar ok you get the duff one as good as any when your out shooting & @this price it does nat matter if you drop one in the mud or throw dodgy one away. What would like to say is that I mispaced my 10 cigar travel humidor & found it 2 years later they were a joy I would give them a higher rating but generally would not keep them that long.I currently have a box of portages D ring no4 cohiba madura & montecristo edmundos in the garage all of which are my favourites for lads nights also romeo & julliett julliettas for a quick lunch time smoke. back to the conservas these are the cheapest hand made havanas &should be judged on bang for the buck for me after more than 1000 yes thousand the jury is still out so I've bought another 50 too help me make up my mind
Date Added: Monday 20 March, 2017
Cheap, easy to use & in my opinion a fantastic little cutter.
Date Added: Sunday 19 March, 2017
Lots of smoke on the between puffs like it was showing off trying to get attention. Smells like one of those weird hippy bong shops that you don't want to go in but then don't want to leave. Odd industrial cleaner smells but in a good way. Didn't cut cleanly but I blame not being able to find my decent cutter and used a disposable.
Just trying to stick it back together was a sweet taste sensation. I spent more time sniffing this stick than smoking it all kinds of wonderful aromas emanating from it. I loved it the sweet cap wasn't as bad as some of the other reviews made out however this could be a problem if you don't do sweet. I paired it with some seriously strong IPA which had a sweet kick too. Huge smoke first 3rd less in the middle but a few tokes got it flowing in plumes. During the middle flavours of nuts leather and wood bounced in and out. Acid is an appropriate name. It is what I would expect if Willy Wonka made cigars. Big band that I didn't want to remove but had to as I needed what was underneath. Smoke was thick creamy and slow like it hung dense together. I think I
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Date Added: Sunday 19 March, 2017
Montecristo No. 4 Cigar - 1 Single
by Peter
I have to admit, I have had a couple of No.4's that were a little heavy on the draw. Not enough to stop me enjoying them, but a little irritating. I do have to say though that the vast majority have had an easy draw and been an absolute joy to smoke. Nice and smooth and with a lovely taste and smell. This was the Cuban cigar that got me into cigar smoking about ten years ago, and after a three year break while I quite cigarettes, I'm back now. I'm intending to try as many different Cuban and South American cigars as I can, just to see if I can find my true favourite and build a nice selection of different sticks. The Montecristo No. 4 though, will be my go to stick until I have found my favourite.
