Reviews
Date Added: Sunday 28 January, 2024
Don Tomas Nicaragua Robusto - 1 Single
by Brandon
I didn't quite know know what to expect from this cigar when I took a punt and purchased one a few months ago. After being in my humidor for a few months, I decided to light one up last night with a Remy Martin and I have to say I was pleasantly surprised. The construction is superb, the combustion was simply perfect with great ash and the creamy flavour was enjoyable throughout, even to last half inch. This may be my new world go to.
Date Added: Saturday 27 January, 2024
Flor De Oliva Churchill Cigar - 1 Single
by Stuart
A wonderful cigar, smooth. Paired perfect with a pint of London Black sitting in the Hackney sun... I had a "moment".
Date Added: Saturday 27 January, 2024
Conquistador Churchill Cigar - 1 Single
by Robert
Very good cigar, burns evenly and has a great flavour
Date Added: Friday 26 January, 2024
The aroma is nice, not as much as other cigars I have smoked. Currently smoking and currntly working toward the last 3rd, I can appreciate this cigar and rich, rich flavours it provides. First 3rd is a slight sweetness, I can taste the coffee, earth and cedar. I belive my pallete is improving and tasting the cigar notes. As the you go down the last 3rd it becomes more earthy and woody notes. It does get a bit bitter (maybe smoking it too fast, still a nub here). Maybe slight peppery notes for me all though this is subjective. Regarding the burn, was fairly even at first, but u can correct this by pointing the cigar where the uneven burn sorts itself out. (Were the un burnt part of the wrapper leaf is let it face upwards it works).
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Date Added: Thursday 25 January, 2024
Mitchellero Peru Toro Cigar - Box of 20
by Justin
I?ve smoked a good few of these now and decide to purchase a box of 20 in November last year. Overall I?m happy with these cigars. They last me for around an hour each time and I?d say they?re absolutely fantastic value for money. A few things of note. It?s a bit hit and miss with the burn sometimes. You?ll get one that cooperates just fine and burns evenly. Sometimes you?ll get one that doesn?t. Overall though, they mostly behave and even the uneven ones can correct themselves along the way sometimes. Mild notes of cedar, some espresso and even a creamy flavour can develop in some of them. I?ve even had some hints of coconut as well. This definitely improves the more you age them. I?ve had one or two that got a bit bitter on me at the halfway mark or so but purging the cigar seems to fix this and brings the better flavours back to the table. Overall, I?m easy going so these more than meet my expectations for this price point. I would highly recommend the Mitchellero Peru Toro if you?re after a nice, well-sized cigar at a reasonable price.
Date Added: Thursday 25 January, 2024
Had one of these the other night with a Guinness. Really nice cigar mild/medium , smoked it down to burning fingers?
