Reviews
Date Added: Tuesday 02 September, 2014
very bland, no real flavours to mention, just a mild tobacco taste, you will wish you spent a little bit more cash on something of better quality
Date Added: Tuesday 02 September, 2014
Not too bad for the money, a nutty chewy smoke and at the same time very cool(but it is a large ring cigar)solid effort
Date Added: Monday 01 September, 2014
Chinchalero Novillo Cigar - 1 Single
by Staff
Well what can I say... I likes this cigar from the first one I smoked a few months back. Unfortunately your supply ran out before I had time to buy more, lucky for me they are back in stock and just smoked one.. This was the best smoke I've had in a LONG time, the cigar was perfectly humidified and smoked a treat, cool creamy smoke with notes of spice and sweetness... I had a beer along with it and now I feel cool as a cucumber! Simply an amazing FANTASTIC smoke.... - (Facebook)
Date Added: Monday 01 September, 2014
Surprisingly good for what I assumed was a novelty cigar, pleasant all the way through. Plus my Cuban crafters cutter did the job of getting a nice cut best part of my cigar was 3/4 in when I got hints of cocoa and coffee. I will definitely buy another from Cgars - (Facebook)
Date Added: Tuesday 26 August, 2014
Montecristo Puritos Cigar - Pack of 5
by Alexander
OK here goes. If you want an affordable everyday smoke, and are looking at these in preference to, say, the Hamlet range then 100% go for it, they are a great deal nicer. However, do not be under the illusion that these are on the same level as a handmade Monte, they simply aren't in terms of flavour or construction. Still, with that caveat, can heartily recommend these.
Date Added: Tuesday 26 August, 2014
Romeo y Julieta Petit Julietas Cigar - 1 Single
by Alexander
Honestly? For me, only marginally better than a Monte Purito. More carefully constructed and slightly more interesting to taste. But not at the price. For a more affordable cigar, heartily recommend INKA range in preference to this.
