Reviews
Date Added: Sunday 01 March, 2020
Fantastic cigar! Light to mild bodied and beautifully crafted. The ash stayed for 80 % of the smoking time. Honestly, the flavors have already been describe spot on. Overall an amazing experience.
Date Added: Saturday 29 February, 2020
Quorum Maduro Robusto Cigar - 1 Single
by Christopher
Nice cigar for the value ,peppery opening flavour then earthy and creamy. Tight draw to start then got way better. Smoked this with an average whiskey and still enjoyed it very much. Will recommend by all means . Typical of new world cigars complicated but pleasant .
Date Added: Saturday 29 February, 2020
As a fan of davidoff cigars, this one was a disappointment, poorly constructed almost fell apart, very tight to draw the 1st half, however the 2nd half really made up for it the smoke flowed freely and i got the true essence of the cigar, maybe this is a 5 star cigar worth its price, just i got a deflective cigar
Date Added: Saturday 29 February, 2020
I ordered some of them to enjoy on my Birthday and CIGARS LTD promise a 48hrs delivery, and I thought why not , for my Birthday, instead they came one day later watta shame
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Date Added: Thursday 27 February, 2020
Let’s by saying it isn’t cheap but you’ve already seen the price right? This is what, nearly two inches in length so fairly small however it has a hefty weight to it. When you turn the action for a cutter it clicks positively into place no mistake, leaving you free to line up for the punching act whichever size you opted for. Quite frankly, it is class
Date Added: Thursday 27 February, 2020
The tasting notes states that there Are vanilla, mango and exotic citrus notes, my first smoke all I got was hay and truffles. Not a bad thing I admit but after leaving the tobacco for a while the tasting notes are changing, still no citrus notes or vanilla. I much prefer the Stormy Skye tobacco from this company but only time will tell if this stuff will produce any thing worth writing about.
