Reviews
Date Added: Saturday 05 August, 2023
Nice little smoke surprisingly spicy and burnt well
Date Added: Saturday 05 August, 2023
Highly recommended as a beginner cigar to share with a first timer. It is mild in strength, lights easily, burns evenly without needing to be relighted once put down and a very good draw. The draw is a particular stand out. It’s not so tight that a first timer would lose interest but not so easy you draw in lots of smoke. Only giving 4 stars as the flavour doesn’t truly develop until the last quarter at which point the wrap gets slightly flakey.
Date Added: Saturday 05 August, 2023
Mitchellero Robusto Cigar - 1 Single
by Matthew
Perfectly pleasant, with an even burn.
Id definitely put it at the mild end of medium though, with quite a low smoke output for the first 3rd.
A good wedding cigar or one to try for someone new to Cigars. I think it may be a tad bland for anyone used to more full bodied flavours.
Date Added: Saturday 05 August, 2023
This is a unbelievable cigar for the price range, tastes great, burns wonderfully, good size and ring gauge. A 45-60mins smoke. Ill definitely be buying more.
-12398.JPG "Inka Secret Blend Blue Petit Corona Cigar - Bundle of 10")
Date Added: Saturday 05 August, 2023
I am still relatively new to cigars, but by now have tried a few - and these have become my affordable, regular smoke for the moment. Ive generally found the draw and construction to be consistently good. They have just the right amount of flavour for me, not too mild but not overpowering. Im not good at writing tasting notes - I just get an enjoyable, woody/peppery cigar taste. Gains some more oomph around the last half or third.
Of course, they dont have all the sophisticated flavours of more expensive cigars - but at this price, would you really expect that?
Date Added: Saturday 05 August, 2023
I bought a bundle of Jose L. Piedra cigars a few years ago when I was very new to cigars, and liked them. So, I was looking forward to these - but they were very disappointing.
The flavours were very mild, though I knew they would be so I have no problems there. The problem was the draw - I would estimate well over half the cigars were bunged so tight that I could barely smoke them. The analogy of sucking a golf ball through a straw comes to mind. They also burned quite unevenly, though I expect that was the result of me over-puffing to try and get any smoke out of the damn things.
When I persevered, they got better around the last third, and the flavours - though light and mild - were pleasant enough. But I got so brassed off with the draw issues, I binned a few of them early on (which is unusual for me, as I am a bit of a skinflint and usually try and get my moneys worth).
Maybe I had a dud box - but personally for this price point, I would now go for a blue Inka Secret Blend instead of these. Being Cuban clearly isnt everything.
