Reviews
Date Added: Saturday 24 May, 2025
Nice little Cuban short. Started out mild and got stronger toward the end. A nice middle ground between the Cohiba and Trinidad in terms of strength and flavour. 20 minute smoke that burned even and didn't break apart at all. Will be buying these again for sure.
Date Added: Saturday 24 May, 2025
I've had these a couple of times still don't know what to think they either arrive very dry or moist look like a dead man's finger not much to them but I can't get the spice from the supposed flavours that's hidden in their somewhere will keep trying on my cigar journey tho
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Date Added: Saturday 24 May, 2025
Italico Giallo Soave Cigars - Pack of 5
by Robert
I've had these in the past not much too them tho lots of smoke slow burn and look like a dry twig . Not much taste to them either maybe be it's because I'm new to smoking cigars but in time I may get the taste they are supposed to have . But for the drive at £4 each not a bad smoke
Date Added: Friday 23 May, 2025
Amazing stick and reminded me of the Montecristo Dante. Draw was perfect, plenty of thick smoke and perfect construction. Lots of cedar and fruit notes, slight pepper on the retrohale. This is as close as you will get to a Cuban cigar without paying Cuban prices. Paired with Glenlivet 12 and this brought out some creamy / toffee notes. This will 100% be in my humidor. 1st class service yet again Cgars ltd 🤩.
Date Added: Friday 23 May, 2025
I was so glad to find a great Cigar. That I really enjoyed. Bought a box of 25 of them. What a lovely taste, coffee and nuts. Great with a single malt. Excellent burn also. Lasted hours. 60 gauge. Also love the lighter colour ones. Box of 5. I will enjoy the Summer now smoking Brickhouse cigars.
Date Added: Friday 23 May, 2025
Mitchellero Torcedor Cigar - 1 Single
by Gotdon
Thoroughly enjoyable 35 to 40 minutes smoke with a morning coffee in the garden. Even burn and consistent flavour profile throughout. Since the completely insane price rise of Cubans, Mitchelleros in a variety of vitolas have been my go to. I haven’t had a bad one yet.
