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A sweet and woody cigar with plenty of creamy smoke and a spicy finish. needs ageing
Rating:  [4 of 5 Stars!] |
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A not bad and interesting cigar. A lovely dark oily wrapper well made and nice to hold. Smells very pleasant straight out of the cellophane and right from the moment of lighting produces lots of delicious smoke.
A slightly uneven burn and a little hot at times but full of strong flavours - lots of leather and spice. No bitterness at all and a pleasure to smoke with an easier draw than the Azul Blue version and unlike that one this went down to the last inch.
As with the Azul Blue version for the price I'm impressed but out of the two I would go for the Rojo Red and maybe inclined to keep a couple in the humidor for something different now and then.
Rating: [4 of 5 Stars!] |
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A good little cigar and worth keeping a few in the humidor. Nicely made and feels good in the hand the burn is very even throughout. Quite a lot of smoke, which is always good, and a good spicy flavour, not strong but not weak. Smokable down to near the band and just right for when you have half an hour or so and would waste a robusto.
Again I'm impressed by this brand and happy to keep a few of these for a reliable everyday smoke
Rating: [4 of 5 Stars!] |
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Absolutely superb! I got one two months ago and simply popped it in the humidor and that was that. No messing around and perfectly humidified cigars. When I think of all the times over the years I messed up with the old humidifier and how that affected the flavour of my cigars I am converted to this product.
A great innovation that works - cigars in perfect condition every time!
Rating:  [5 of 5 Stars!] |
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Definitely one of my favourite non-Cubans but the first time I've bought from CGars and not disappointed!
A well made cigar nicely rolled and well constructed. Full of flavour, lots of leather and wood, which lasts up to the last inch and a half or so. A very even burn and considering it takes over an hour to smoke no need to relight or mess around just lit and smoked. Lots of fragrant smoke and just a really nice cigar to smoke over a few mid afternoon coffees.
A good cigar to have in the humidor and I'll certainly continue keeping mine stocked up with a few!
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!] |
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Having tried a few of these in different vitolas I haven't been very impressed with them. Being a fan of a Maduro wrapper though I thought I would have one last attempt. I have tried both the red bombaso Maduro and this and of the two there was little contest. I had a similar experience to the other reviewers in that the initial smoke was reasonable but it took many attempts to keep the cigar lit. I won't be trying this particular one again.
Rating:  [2 of 5 Stars!] |
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Following up on my last review, what can i say ? Tried another of these and guess what ?
It was worse than the first !! It selt like i was sucking a brick. When i lit the cigar i could feel how solid the tip was and i thought then that i was going to be fighting a losing battle. such a shame because there are some nice flavours in there somewherte !!
Think i will stick to my MC Grand Edmondo.
Rating:  [1 of 5 Stars!] |
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I was impressed with this cigar. Not part of my CGars order I bought this at Alfie Turmeaus in Mayfair and have to say another Inka that is pretty good.
A nicely constructed cigar, the wrapper being a near perfect rich dark colour. Lit nicely and full on flavour straight from the start, and lots of smoke. The draw was good considering how much tobacco must be in the stick and I agree with a previous comment it took longer to smoke that I expected; that is a definite bonus, lots of good tobacco and lots of time to smoke!! The burn was a bit uneven around an inch in but nothing to get upset with. Unlike the robustos this didn't go down to the last inch before it became time to put it down.
All in all a good cigar and another success for your Inkas and I can't wait to try the Rojo Red version I bought at the same time!
Rating: [4 of 5 Stars!] |
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A pretty good and tastey cigar. Very well made and a good even burn, not masses of smoke but a good draw. Quite well balanced flavours, leather and spice, and very even throughout the whole smoke with absolutely no biitterness.
Good - not great - but definitely one to have in the humidor and one I would recommend to a friend for a reasonably priced smoke
Rating: [4 of 5 Stars!] |
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I was looking forward to trying this after reading all of the hype about this cigar.
First impressions were of a slightly odd looking thing and very different to anything I've smoked previously.
The external construction was pretty much what I expected for the money; okay.
It seemed to take a bit of lighting but once started didn't require much attention.
In contrast to the average construction, the initial flavour of this cigar was fantastic. It really did deliver much more than it should have done for the money.
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The draw was ridiculous. Far, far too tight. This effectively ruined the cigar for me as it was like undertaking a lung function test trying to get anything from it.
A hugely irritating cigar in that whilst the flavour was very, very good, the draw completely ruined the relaxing experience that a cigar should provide.
I think a close eye on quality control will be necessary here.
Rating: [2 of 5 Stars!] |
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