Reviews
Date Added: Thursday 22 May, 2025
Enjoyable. Good draw. The sort of cigar you don't need to think about when you're smoking it. Perfectly unremarkable, which is sometimes just what you need.
Date Added: Thursday 22 May, 2025
Quite a pleasant smoke. Smooth and lasted a while. Happy I've tried it. not sure I'd buy again.
.JPG "Bolivar Royal Corona Cigar - 1 Single")
Date Added: Thursday 22 May, 2025
I took this camping with a mixture of cigars, and if I had to pick a winning one this would be it. Perfect draw. A lovely full flavour that paired perfectly with an old fashioned. I'd happily biy those again and again.
Date Added: Thursday 22 May, 2025
Nice flavour, the draw is quiet tight. It is value for money...I'd say so. The price is excellent, you can't expect what a fifty pound cigar would give if you do you'd be sorely disappointed .
Date Added: Thursday 22 May, 2025
Delicious meaty smoke but not overly strong at all. Just 40 mins of pleasure. Earthy, but with a sweetness that was sublime. Great draw and burn, very good example of a fine Cuban
Date Added: Thursday 22 May, 2025
Cigar Name: Mitchellero Peru Petit Robusto
Cigar Length: petit_robusto
Date Smoked: 2025-05-22T11:57:12.237Z
Draw Rating: 4/5
Appearance Rating: 4/5
Burn Rating: 3/5
Aroma Rating: 4/5
Taste Rating: 4/5
Overall Rating: 4/5
Review: 1st cigar ever smoked
Smell - initial smell was hay, not many other smells beyond this
Dry draw - mainly a hay with a slight sweetness
Initial draw felt tight so I toasted it a bit more and this turned out to be pretty good
1/3 - this tasted quite mild with a woody / hay taste on the main palette, there was a slight dark chocolate undertone at the bag of the mouth - through the nose was coffee
2/3 - dark chocolate and coffee was the main flavour on the palette this intensified on the retro - my favourite taste throughout the cigar
3/3 - gave way to a dark chocolate and spice. Dark chocolate and coffee on the main palette and red pepper spice at the front of the palette. Spice on the lips on the inhale
Smoke time - this is stated as 30 minutes but I got close to 1 hour out of it.
Afterthought - a lot of hay once the cigar had
