Reviews
Date Added: Sunday 19 May, 2019
I had major burn issues. Had to keep touching it up and eventually dumped the cigar before the final third. Some online reviewers also mentioned poor burn quality. Taste was pretty good, but for me this cigar has have deal-breaking issues with the construction
Date Added: Sunday 19 May, 2019
For a cigar at this price I was really impressed with the quality and the taste of the cigar. If you view this, buy it! You will not be disappointed!
Date Added: Saturday 18 May, 2019
Just finished this cigar, no winners have to wait for my box. Wonderful.
Date Added: Saturday 18 May, 2019
This is my favourite cigar. What a flavour. Watching the races and smoking this cigar. Need a winner and I will be ordering a box of these wonderful cigars. Thanks c.gars.
.JPG "La Invicta Nicaraguan Robusto Cigar - 1 Single")
Date Added: Saturday 18 May, 2019
Have now tried both the Petit Corona and the Robusto from La Invicta and they have both been very enjoyable smokes. Do they stand up in a direct comparison to some of the more popular Habanos cigars? No, but when you compare the cost of these cigars (especially when bought in bundles) you will appreciate the tremendous value for money. Ive only been smoking for around a year but my personal experience with Cuban cigars has been hit and miss when it comes to quality control and consistency, I dont feel like Im getting my monies worth from a £13-20+ Cuban cigar every time. My experience with La Invicta cigars has been consistent and I think thats incredibly important with a luxury product like cigars. Just bought a bundle of 25 which should keep my humidor stocked for a few months at least.
Solid woody/earthy flavours from start to finish with some nuttiness and spice from time to time, as other reviews noted this cigar goes really well with a nice cup of coffee.
Date Added: Friday 17 May, 2019
Bought a box of these as i have before.Lovely robusto with great flavour and a long ash.Would recommend it with a large dram of Glenfarclas 105 40 year old.
