Reviews

Date Added: Wednesday 17 July, 2019

La Flor Dominicana - Double Ligero Chiselito Cigar - 1 Single by Ian

Now I loved this cigar, despite its lack of age, (my impatience) I found it to be a most flavourful and satisfying smoke. Nice bit of peppery spice which builds to midway and then mellows with a good hit of the black treacle Ligero tobacco flavours you really want to taste. Writing this review whilst ordering another couple for the humidor.

Date Added: Thursday 18 July, 2019

Wilsons of Sharrow Wooden Snuff Box - Rosewood by Roger

These are very tactile,well made boxes and unlike pewter boxes are very difficult to damage. Highly recommended for regular snuff takers.

Date Added: Tuesday 16 July, 2019

Tatuaje Petit Cazadores Reserva Cigar - 1 Single by Patrick

Glad that I bought one of these. Wrapper was nice if not a little rugged but no concerns there. The draw was a little tighter than expected but Im a slow smoker anyhow and got about 45-60 mins out of it. This is a really nice little stick and for the price, you cant really knock it. I would definitely buy this again!

Date Added: Monday 15 July, 2019

La Invicta Nicaraguan Petit Corona Cigar - 1 Single by Matt

For the price its a smooth even burn, very palatable, obviously not a cohiba but theres no bitter taste. A well put together cigar thats extremely good value.

Date Added: Monday 15 July, 2019

Oliva Serie G Maduro Churchill Cigar - 1 Single by Johns

1.5 hours of pure smoking pleasure. Smoke was a little on the weak side near the start but got stronger as it smoked through. The flavour was above medium. It got hot about 1 inch from the end and I stopped about 1/2 inches before the end. Definitely try this cigar of you havent before. And make sure to leave it in the humidor a while

Date Added: Sunday 14 July, 2019

Montecristo Petit No. 2 Cigar - 1 Single by Chris

My first impressions of this cigar are quite good: Construction was solid, burn was even, draw was open and I could puff away at a slow pace without it going out on me. As far as the flavours were concerned it had that classic Cuban profile and the unmistakable Montecristo flavours, although it wasnt quite as full on as the regular No. 2. Very creamy from start to finish with very mild hints of spice and almonds although I agree with the review from Scott that the cigar actually seems to get blander as it progressed. In my limited experience most cigars start to wake up in the second or final third but not so with the Petit No. 2. This isnt necessarily a bad thing since the flavours were very enjoyable, but it did leave me feeling like I wanted a little bit more out of the cigar. I think the smoking time of 30-45 minutes is pretty accurate provided youre the kind of person who will smoke down to the nub and doesnt mind the smoke getting a little hot. While it was an enjoyable 45 minute smoke, the fact that the cigar didnt really seem to develop beyond the first light loses it poi