Reviews
Date Added: Wednesday 21 March, 2012
this is my favorite cigar, tastes and burns beautifully and isn't too harsh on the wallet. can't go wrong with these, delicious.
Date Added: Wednesday 21 March, 2012
tried these several times now, and over half the time the burn was so bad i couldn't even finish the cigar.
a lovely cigar when it gets going but its far from cheap and when it fails to burn or draw over half the time its hard to justify the price.
Date Added: Monday 19 March, 2012
Montecristo Open Eagle Cigar - 1 Single
by stuart
Ok, so the build quality of this cigar is flawless and the aroma coming off this cigar got my taste buds drooling but unfortunately it seemed to lack any flavor. Although from the outside this cigar looked to have a flawless construction I was disappointed that it was a bit of a wind tunnel to draw on. However, I would not say that this is a bad cigar, I feel that I may have just been unfortunate to get a slightly dud one. I did smoke the cigar to the end but wasn't a wow smoke. I have already purchased another and will review again in due course.
Date Added: Monday 19 March, 2012
Think i may have had a bad one as it was very bitter and went out twice.will try again and hope next time i have a better experience as it has good reviews
Date Added: Thursday 08 March, 2012
Partagas Serie D No. 4 Cigar - Box of 25
by Michael
Currently working my way through a box from Nov '10.Simply sublime cigars! They're never going to win any contests for their aesthetic appeal but the true beauty,as it should,lies within the wrapper.Sweet spice and the classic Cuban white pepper,much as you'd expect from the marque,but also some glorious and quite unexpected Digestive biscuit (Gram cracker) flavours in the first 1/3 and beautiful dark chocolate notes weaving their way in and out throughout the duration.This smoke is worth every penny of the price.Spend some time with it,you'll be very glad you did!!
Date Added: Wednesday 07 March, 2012
A very common question answered, Do I remove my box of 25 tubed cigars from their tubes before putting them in my humidor, the answer is YES, so what's the reasoning behind this definite answer, Tobacco is an Hygroscopic material which has the ability to absorb or release moisture depending on it's local environment if the environment is humid the cigar will absorb moisture until it equalizes with the environment if the environment is dry the cigar will release moisture, so that's the science lesson finished, the next variable is quality control in an ideal world all tubed cigars would contain the ideal moisture level and the sealed tube would maintain this but we don't live in an ideal world so you have the possibility of tubed cigars even out of the same box being under humidified, ideal or over humidified, so basically you take pot luck as to the condition of your tubed cigars, so what do i do to get consistency, put the untubed cigars in a correctly set up humidor around 68 RH and around 18c temperature, from the science lesson the under humidified cigars will take on moisture an
