Reviews
Date Added: Sunday 09 September, 2012
A fairly firm draw. Flavours are creamy roasted coffee.
Date Added: Friday 07 September, 2012
I loved the number 4 . aside from the great price it is my prefered size and a lovely creamy thick plentiful smoke one of my favorite cigars. I did have one which was a bit harsh but it was purchased from a local shop not off of here all my cigar purchasing now happens on here to ensure i get a quality product.
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Date Added: Thursday 06 September, 2012
The most expensive cigar I've ever smoked but also the best. Unless you're brewsted and can afford to smoke these all the time then you owe it to yourself to smoke at least one.
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Date Added: Monday 03 September, 2012
Cohiba Behike BHK 52 Cigar - 1 Single
by martin
My first of the three behikes and I wasnt disappointed, I had this beauty in my humidor for about a year and was waiting for the right occasion to smoke it. On first lighting I knew I was in for a treat. Even burn, light grey solid ash, plentyful smoke and the taste..... Roast beef yorkshire puddings and roast potatoes topped off with a rich gravy. I know that sounds mad, but it was that full bodied,like a good red wine, it had a depth of flavour that went on and on, i didnt want it to stop. Looking forward to now smoking the other two sizes, but that will have to wait untill I have replaced all three in my humidor. I know that they are at the upper end budget wise, but you get at least an hour of pure pleasure from a 52. Bite the bullit, its cheaper than a thai massage and twice as relaxing!!!!!
Date Added: Friday 31 August, 2012
Not a great cigar aficionado but have smoked the usual Romeo e Juliette , Punch etc. This was by far the best cigar I have smoked to date. It tastes like the the ideal you have in your mind but rarely achieve upon lighting up.
For the price you can certainly afford to give them a try.
Date Added: Wednesday 29 August, 2012
Thought I'd give this size of cigar a go and bought one of these, a Chinchalero Novillo Fuerte Maduro, a La Rica Gordito and a La Rica Gordito Maduro.
When I opened the bag they came in, there was a strong smell of the camel house at Chester Zoo. Being relatively new to cigars and none of the cigars I'd previously bought smelling like this, I was a bit worried that I'd bought duds. Took a quick look at some forums and the conscensus strangely appeared to be that the more they smelt like manure the better the cigar would taste. Hurrah for the conscensus!
This cigar had the peppery taste I like in Cuban cigars though it wasn't as strong as I'd like. Overall it lasted about an hour or so. The cigar got a bit messy at the end but I'd more than had my monies worth by then.
If I had room in my humidor I'd buy a box of these as well as the Fuerte Maduro. As it is I had a slight preference for the Maduro so I'm buying a box of them instead. Though I'll definitely be buying a box of these when my previous choice of cheaper cigars - Jose L Piedra - run out.
