Reviews
Date Added: Wednesday 16 August, 2023
An excellent cigar for the price - bearing in mind I am new ro cigars in general.
Date Added: Wednesday 16 August, 2023
Very nice cigar I love it. the draw, burn, and construction are amazing... I will make sure keeps a large number of these fancy sticks in my cigar humidors. Thank you so much C.GARS , Michelle Adler for all excellent choices and services. ✨
Date Added: Tuesday 15 August, 2023
I think I expected more of this cigar based on previous reviews. Draw was a little tight on my first one I had this evening and I also found that it took the first 3rd before it was smoking well and was able to sit back and relax into it.
A heavy and woody flavour that becomes a bit sweeter towards the end.
I ordered two and going to keep the other one in my humidor for a while and try again Im the future.
Date Added: Tuesday 15 August, 2023
Further to my last review I have to say that a couple of months in the humidor has made a difference,can not say that any flavours are really coming forward but I think a few more months may tell a different tale.Will let you lnow.
Date Added: Tuesday 15 August, 2023
Mitchellero Novellini Cigar - 1 Single
by Martin
Good cigar much better than Peru I tried very smooth kept ash well will definitely get more
Date Added: Tuesday 15 August, 2023
H. Upmann No. 2 Cigar - 1 Single
by Andrew
I recently revisited this cigar only because on a recent trip to Italy I managed to get my hands on two boxes. These cigars have been quite hard to find in recent times, probably due to being No. 1 on CA’s Top 25 list 2022.
After six weeks rest I smoked one of the cigars Ive just bought box date FEB 2022 against some I’ve been aging for a while box date MAR 2013 (I only have a handful left) unsurprisingly there quite different experiences, however the similarities are strong, up to a point!
Both cigars started very well with a sweet almost meaty flavour, strangely the aged cigar had a much more oily feel and appearance to it, with the youthful one a dry appearance in comparison.
As with most Cuban cigars, there’s a hint of herbaceous grassiness and mild spice, turning to woodiness in the second third, these are by no means a strong cigar, but there are enough transitions to keep you interested. Both cigars produced voluminous smoke with a very slight blue hue. The veteran cigar did burn better, the youngster did require the odd correction to keep an even burn.
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