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This cigar I found smooth, creamy and full of flavour. The cigar had an even burn with dark ash that stayed on. Very good with a mature 30 year old single malt whiskey. Best had after dinner. And best to get some that have aged a few years. Hopefully I will smoke more of these.
written by Jon
Just call it "the Widowmaker"! When they talk about the strength and power of Havanas THIS is what theyre talking about. Very full-bodied, spicy and leathery. Make sure youre sitting down. NOT for novices, but will be appreciated by fairly experienced smokers.
written by The Mantis
My first cuban cigar was a Bolivar. It was a heavy but smooth smoke, very, very strong, and real aromatic. I loved it. The curious thing I noticed at the time, was that the guy pictured on the band and box cover doesnt seem quite the type to smoke a cigar like this (is that lipstick hes wearing?).…
In the past, this was THE cigar of my dreams. Straight forward and strong, with enough complexity to keep you happy. Recently the quality of this, along with a bit of the Boli line has taken some critcism. However, an aged one of these can be pure bliss. The most recent stock seems to have moved…
A year or two ago I posted a review about these cigars and had to conclude that the construction let them down. Having smoked a great many more since then I can finally comment more fully.
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