Reviews
.jpg "Cohiba Maduro 5 Secretos Cigar - 1 Single")
Date Added: Wednesday 24 October, 2012
What a cigar. Took this out for an important golf match. Could I put it down to play a recovery shot after looking for what I thought was a lost ball?? No!!! As a newcomer and preferring milder cigars this was a joy! Always thought Montes were the ones to smoke but am converted to the lovely Cohiba flavour. Can't say I picked up all the flavours but all I know is was it tasted nice and smoked perfectly. Hopefully( if I can afford it!) Many more to come
Date Added: Monday 22 October, 2012
Cannot fault this cigar. For the money you get a good sized cigar. Mine have been sitting in a Humidor for around two months. When they arrived there was an ammonia aroma. But after the Humidor the aroma had changed to a very pleasant light to medium aroma. Had a slight uneven burn, but it was easy to correct, lots of pleasant smoke but had a hard time tasting anything due to my cold. A very good cigar for the money, won't break the bank and will give you one and a half hours of steady and pleasant smoking time. As good as it was it could not quite match the Montecristo Tubos which still rules the roost of any Cigar I have tried since I started smoking Cigars three months ago.
.JPG "Bolivar Petit Coronas Cigar - 1 Single")
Date Added: Monday 22 October, 2012
Bolivar Petit Coronas Cigar - 1 Single
by Christopher
A very tight draw, had to give up half way through. A real shame as Bolivars are usually a great cigar, would not buy again.
Date Added: Thursday 18 October, 2012
These seem to be poorer in construction than other minis I have smoked, they often need relighting. They have a decent flavour however I would recommend either Partagas or Montecristo minis, with those the cigars were more consistent and had a better flavour. Still wouldnt turn these down though :)
.jpg "El Rey del Mundo Choix Supreme Cigar - 1 Single")
Date Added: Sunday 14 October, 2012
Great draw, with plenty of smoke and solid ash.
Flavours are coffee like, that is subtly chocolaty and woody with hints of pepper.
I have smoked an unknown aged one where the pepper was more notable, as well as an aged one from a 2003 sampler - where the pepper seemed toned down.
Both were pure pleasure!
Date Added: Wednesday 10 October, 2012
I'm impressed. I have tried a few cigars, recently the Cohiba Siglio IV - and to be honest, I preferred these Picadillos. I bought half a dozen to start with. An even burn, they were consistent in flavour and did not need to relight. Wood/grass flavour to start and through to a coffee flavour right down to the band. Outstanding value for money and up there with some of the best. Ordered the box of 24 which arrived yesterday and now settling in nicely in the igloodor :-)
