Reviews
Date Added: Monday 03 October, 2016
Just been given one of these as a thank you. It was not on my Radar as one to try.... However! What a cracker! Strong flavours, chocolate and defintly big puff fills of Cedar. Super strong flavours which were delivered well in the Robusto format I tried. Now, I'm screaming strong, they are in flavour, but there was no unpleasant nicotine hit (which I'm not a fan of) and I would thoroughly recommend these to someone who has tried some mild cigars but wants to e perience some no no none sense, in your face flavours. I loved it, great experience for the money. Only criticism was the burn was a tad erratic but I loved it. Nice suprise out of the blue, I will heartily be buying some very soon. You need to try one.
Date Added: Thursday 29 September, 2016
What a fantastic smoke. No need to cut this stick as the chiselito design is good to go . A great draw and produces a good amount of satisfying smoke . I will definitely be interested in ordering more of these
Date Added: Tuesday 27 September, 2016
Nice enough, plenty of rich tea biscuit. Bit one dimensional for me, burned quite hot and dry. Would happily accept one if offered but plenty of better places to spend ones cigar fund. Perhaps miss this one and go straight to an aged HDM
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Date Added: Monday 26 September, 2016
Montecristo No. 5 Cigar - 1 Single
by Michael
Creamy, with leather and hints of spice. I tried two of these; the first was fine with a slightly tight draw, the second had a very tight draw and uneven burn. The flavour's nice, but I won't return to this size Monty; there are numerous better and cheaper options available. My score is an average of the two cigars.
Date Added: Friday 23 September, 2016
I've had my Xi2 for 18 months, and after hundreds of cuts it's still as good as new.
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Date Added: Wednesday 21 September, 2016
they arent a cuban, never will be, and never intended to be. As a cheap cigar bought at the price they are in the USA they are amazing value, and I always grab some while i'm over there.
Over here however, once the taxman's been at the price tag... you might as well go buy some entry level cubans (jose piedra's for example) for the same money!
