Reviews
Date Added: Thursday 23 January, 2014
I have enjoyed many of these cigars. They are consistent with taste and have a great slow burn. I would recommend them wholeheartedly
Date Added: Wednesday 15 January, 2014
First off. Montecristo are by far my favourite Cuban brand. Short robusto's are my favourite too, so what does this combination give you? I'll tell you. That typical Monte Edmundo flavour is classic, the shorter length intensifies the experience tenfold, heavy and deep earth with deep espresso like coffee notes with a sweet cream on the finish, this slowly changes as you reach the middle, a slight cayenne like spice mixing with that earth and cream really hits you full on, and it's goodbye present is an intensified spice, a little too much for me but nevertheless.
One of my all time favourites.
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Date Added: Wednesday 15 January, 2014
As a predominantly hand rolled smoker, I often find times where it is unnecessary and the lack of time in which to smoke even a petit corona, that is where machine made cigars come in and boy do the Dutch do them well, these are a really nice mild smooth smoke for when time is short, their sweetness is a nice touch too, they do have a very short finish. Sadly. But flavours are quite woody and earthy with a slight peppery grit and a touch of sugar cane like sweetness.
Date Added: Thursday 09 January, 2014
A messy machine roll. uneven vein filled wrapper. Medium smoke output with harsh wood spice smoke. Uneven burn and required re-lighting. An OK cheap smoke if left for a bit for the more experienced smoker.
Date Added: Thursday 09 January, 2014
A dry spicey stick with great smoke output. good full flavoured smoke with notes of bitter coffee and spicey earth. Burn was poor - but bad weather conditions. I recommend to those who enjoy full body and strength. a nice simple 45 mins.
Date Added: Wednesday 08 January, 2014
gooooooood, another winner in my book.
as good as all the other Inka reds but lasts a little bit longer.
for £5 bargin
