Chinchalero Picadillos Cigar - Box of 24

Having bough a few more of these, I can only sum this cigar up in one word - inconsistent. Some cigars are really nice, some are revolting. Some burn evenly, some dont. Some are really hot and harsh, some arent. In summary, youre either getting one of the nicest cigars youll ever smoke (especially for the price), or one of the worst cigars youll ever smoke.

Really nice smoke. One of the nicest cigars Ive ever smoked. Well worth the price. Its a great cigar for any beginner, and I would highly recommend it. Despite the small size, its quite a long smoke - though I must say that the final third is quite revolting. I will be ordering more, but suggest putting it out halfway through.

Dont expect too much from this cigar.Cheap for a reason. Also the price has risen steeply since I bought a few of these,October 2017,£3.79 pence each.Fast forward to March 2018 they are now £4.55 pence each.A 20% rise in price...!? A similar review I posted earlier in the year quickly disappeared.Strange that

One more thing to add, after spending quite a lot on cutters, I have recently found that, for these fatties, a sharp penknife is better to remove the cap!

Since my first review on 11 November, my second was stripped of its cellophane and kept in a humidor. It has matured quickly, and lost the oriental tone I described in the first review. But its still a grand smoke. I will be brief and outrageous: given a choice between a Chin Pic Nat and a Monty Petit Edmundo, I would take the Chin. It draws better, burns better and tastes better.