Reviews

Date Added: Friday 26 February, 2016

Montecristo Open Regata Cigar - 1 Single by Daniel

This was a really enjoyable cigar. Good size for the money, lasted around 50 minutes. It burned well and had a smooth, mild woody taste.

Date Added: Friday 26 February, 2016

Clan Original Pipe Tobacco 50g Pouch by David

This is a rather fast and hot burning tobacco, its got plenty of flavour going for it. Although, I find that if you mix it with some "American black cherry" or "Mellow virginia" or "American Vanilla" pipe tobaccos, you will find that if you mix it properly 50/50 mix You will find it smokes alot slower, its not so hot and you get some extra flavours also. But if you want to smoke it on its own then thats fine too. Regards Dave

Date Added: Thursday 25 February, 2016

Humidification Solution - 500ml by Paul

Brought this a while back and it works great and does exactly what it says on the bottle,

Date Added: Monday 22 February, 2016

Empty Cigar Boxes - Cabinet Style - LUCKY DIP by Melvin

Can I first say, I rarely ever add reviews - but on this occassion I felt compelled. I ordered two of these boxes for a project I'm working on and the service I received from these guys was absolutely first class. I had some odd requirements but they managed to find two boxes perfectly fitting the description. The item was received quickly and it was packaged so neatly and well protected in thcik bubble wrap. Thank you very much and I will definitely be ordering from you again.

Date Added: Saturday 20 February, 2016

Bolivar Petit Coronas Cigar - 1 Single by Craig

I've had a few of these sat in my humi now for a good six month the one I'm smoking is the roughest of them all to look at still looks good tho I'm not one for breaking down the flavours and smells but it's got everything you could ask for you can't go wrong with a boli they are the NUCKING FUTS try one you'll know what I'm on about 5 stars all day

Date Added: Thursday 18 February, 2016

Peterson Irish Flake Pipe Tobacco 50g Tin by jeffrey

Nothing really "Irish" about this,but it is a indistinguishable analog to Rattray's Stirling Flake.Full bodied,flavoursome,a little hard to rub out,folding may be more suitable a method,but a lovely presentation,tasty,and not a bad room note.I suggest a little drying out,but one of those I always come back to,it draws me irresitably.Far better than the Erinmore,which actually WAS Irish,once upon a time,but has lost something with the new manufacturer.A sad loss,the old Erinmore,now a bit too licoricy(is that a word?)for my nostalgic remembrances.This will do nicely,however non Irish it may be!