Reviews
Date Added: Sunday 16 December, 2018
Great little cigars, well constructed and burns consistently. Good as a daily smoke.
Date Added: Friday 14 December, 2018
NUB Selection Sampler - 8 Cigars
by alex
Hello. I am a couple of years into my cigar journey and this was the most I have spent ever ever on cigars. Based on a single nub I bought last month. What a great decision. Loved the variaty , I am learning loads. Good and easy draws, medium strength and loads of smoke.
Happy days. Will buy again
Date Added: Tuesday 11 December, 2018
Brick House Teaser Cigar - 1 Single
by bruce
Lovely cigar
Flavour develops while smoking
I enjoyed this very much
Date Added: Tuesday 11 December, 2018
If you’ve tried the big ones then believe me these are better. Easy to handle length. Good burn good draw. In my opinion a better smoke.
Lovely aroma
Date Added: Monday 10 December, 2018
Arrived today. HadnÂ’t put too much hope into it , but I have to say itÂ’s good nctedible fir the price. Lovely pre-light aroma of honey.
Pre-light draw predominantly hay and earth.
Dark chocolate and coffee flavours throughout. White pepper in the first third
Awful combustion though, as other reviewers said. Even though the draw is really good , I needed to draw two or three times to get thick smoke output.
Granted , I shouldnÂ’t expect miracles at this price. Will order again though, decent cigar overall for the price point.
Date Added: Sunday 09 December, 2018
Had one of these from the December Delights sampler and I thought Id write a few quick words of my experience.
Unfortunately the cap was poorly attached and I had slight unwrapping issues, despite my careful cut, however this did not affect the smoke until the last 1/6th or so. From lighting the draw was smooth and consistent for the most part, and a somewhat fast burn. There was a distinctly peppery body from the get go, with earthy and leathery notes also coming through throughout the entire smoke. At points I noticed an almost red wine-like flavour, coming through mostly when the cigar burned hotter.
Coming down to the final quarter of the cigar the draw became slightly tighter and there was a subtle flavour change from that, bringing out more of the leathery and red wine notes. And in the final 1/6th it was a struggle to keep an even burn in conjunction with keeping the cigar from unwrapping, however it didnt pain me too much to just chuck it when the going got tough. I enjoy smoking a cigar down as far as it will go in general and usually squeeze a bit more out than I did with
