Reviews
Date Added: Saturday 12 September, 2020
Rustic in appearance, but a lovely smoke nonetheless. Excellent value for a thoroughly enjoyable and satisfying 45 minute Cuban cigar.
Date Added: Friday 11 September, 2020
First let me thank Joya (The Nicaraguan and the Mexican people) so much for this unique cigar.
medium To full body, the draw, burn, and constrection are amazing. Varied bouquet of Flavors, aromas, and after tastes.. Such as grassy, earthy, barley, hay, leather, bacon, raw coffee, nuts, dark chocolate, raisin, and creamy smoke. 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.✨
.JPG "Bolivar Petit Coronas Cigar - 1 Single")
Date Added: Friday 11 September, 2020
Bolivar Petit Coronas Cigar - 1 Single
by Abraham
Not the biggest fan of this cigar. Starts out pretty harsh; although I enjoyed the nutty notes in the second third, the final third didnt really do it for me. In my opinion its OK for the price, but there are far better Bolivars out there if you can spend the money.
Date Added: Friday 11 September, 2020
H. Upmann Magnum 50 Cigar - 1 Single
by Abraham
In my opinion, one of the best value for money Cuban cigars if you want a milder smoke.
Date Added: Friday 11 September, 2020
One of my favorites; has a similar mild, creamy profile to the Epicure No 2, but lasts longer. Highly recommend it.
Date Added: Thursday 10 September, 2020
When it comes down to it, it’s the skill of the roller that really counts. The cigars in factory are graded for hue and shade and presented to the sorter. We all want consistency of colour when we buy a box of 25 or 50, do we not ? Problem is, not all rollers have adequate training and some are somewhat lacking in skill. So, the consumer, that’s you, ends up with an inferior product.
Having smoked many cigars over the recent months, I can conclude that a lot, and I mean a lot of cigars coming out of Cuba at the moment are inferior products.
Poor construction often means a poor or inadequate draw. You might as well throw your money in a bin.
Draw, to me, is everything.
The culprits, at the moment seem to me to be Partagas, Montecristo and dare I say it, Cohiba.
I have recently been wading through my stash of Ramon Allones specially selected and have found that the consistency and construction to be flawless.
If you want a cigar that gives bang for buck, buy these.
Don’t waste your money on the overpriced and overrated alternatives.
Just finished one.
Draw.....9
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