Reviews
Date Added: Wednesday 15 November, 2023
Well constructed with a nice, even burn and a good draw and for six quid you can't complain. Not much in the way of flavour and certainly not a medium strength cigar, but pretty good for the price. Not bad.
Date Added: Wednesday 15 November, 2023
A delicious meaty full flavoured cigar in a small size!!! Plentiful smoke and lovely earthy flavours with plenty of leather. Better than a Partagas short if like me you do not always have much time. Will be stocking up on these. Burn was slightly off at the end but honestly who cares when it tastes this good!!!!
Date Added: Wednesday 15 November, 2023
My first or maybe second cigar from this brand , it may have just been this one cigar ( I have others in my humidor ) but really unpleasant taste of burnt paper and a draw like a straw , bitter nasty taste with such a fast burn it only lasted less than ten minutes with very few puffs ,I am hoping this was maybe a one off dodgy cigar and not indicative of how the others from the brand I bought to try will be .
Date Added: Wednesday 15 November, 2023
I don?t write many reviews but if ever a cigar stood up to its namesake then this ?Majestic? would be well up there!!!
A must on anyone?s bucket list?
Date Added: Tuesday 14 November, 2023
Best orchant to date, great tones of dark chocolate, biscuit and coffee. Highly recomend
Date Added: Tuesday 14 November, 2023
After trying many of the Padr?n line from the thousand series in both natural and maduro to the '64s, '26s and family reserve lines, these are my firm favourite and not just for the lower price tag. The blends are different in the natural and maduro, not just the wrapper. The naturals are more medium bodied with less spice. Flavour has more sweetness, often a touch of caramel, with more focus on woodiness, cocoa and biscuit notes. The best I've had have even shown touches of floral complexity and some citrus. The maduro versions are notably stronger, spicier and with more bitter dark chocolate, leather and charred qualities. The strong biscuit aroma from the unlit tobacco on these is gorgeous as well. I find, personally, a little more complexity and subtlety in the naturals and the sweeter profile with even a hint of cream in the best ones is more my thing. Blend consistency does vary a fair bit and I find the ones with a slightly richer rosado to the wrappers tend to have a little more richness, and draws are always loose to perfect, never too tight. This gets an extra p
