Reviews
Date Added: Thursday 12 December, 2019
This was one of my first experiences with a cigar, and the reason why I kept with them. The flavour is so fruity and sweet, its like a wonderful summers day. Will definitely get another soon.
.JPG "Drew Estate Tabak Especial Oscuro Robusto Cigar - 1 Single")
Date Added: Thursday 12 December, 2019
Probably the best cigar Ive tasted so far- flavours of chocolate and slight hints of coffee. I never thought a cigar would have so much flavour.
Perfect for a sunday night!
Date Added: Thursday 12 December, 2019
I’ve purchased several of the Inka range & this sits well with the Reds. It’s not quite as nice as the Red Corona or Robusto but still a decent smoke. For me the outer wrapper is a bit flaky, it lights well & has a steady draw. It holds the ash well but has quite a fast burn. Flavour wise, there’s a nice hint of sandalwood & espresso coffee but doesn’t quite have the umph of the Reds.
Date Added: Wednesday 11 December, 2019
Vertigo by Lotus Victory V-Cutter
by steff
I have this V-cutter for a while now, is a plastic not a facy cutter ...but...all i can say it does the job well. If you`re in the market for a V-Cutter this will do the job i mean it woun`t let you down it will do it every time and time and time again, slides well,figer fits me well, cut well nice and sharp like the 1st time, and is light ofc beying made of plastic.
Date Added: Tuesday 10 December, 2019
Nice little cigar. Bought a pack of these on a whim as there arent many non Cubans this size. Being that its a Drew Estate, I figured I couldnt go too wrong. Nice draw, cocoa on the pre-light, plenty of smoke, Dark, toasty, earthy and nutty flavours. Would go great with a mocha or hot chocolate. I dont really get the time to enjoy a corona these days, let alone a robusto etc, so this was a perfect little stick!
.JPG "Macanudo Inspirado Black Robusto Cigar - Box of 20")
Date Added: Monday 09 December, 2019
These are a surprise - they taste wonderful and if smoked relaxingly will exceed the hour for a smoke comfortably. However, to get an almost fault free, smooth smoke you have to work a bit. Having snipped the end there is a need to prick both ends of the cigar to get an unobstructed draw. I found this best done with a bit of sharp but tough wire, or a thin screwdriver - and watch you dont prick the wrapper. Once thats done the rather dense filler will burn if you light it evenly, and that can be the start of a long and relaxing smoke - well worth the effort, and its not too keen to go out and get re-lit. A quite excellent cigar - thoroughly recommended.
