Guantanamera Compay Cigar - 1 Single

Its very rare that i will give a cigar a "bad" review but i have to make an exception in this case. First of all its machine rolled with short filler and no cap. If that werent enough if you dont like chewing tobacco this isnt for you! I got more tobacco in my mouth drawing a this cigar then i did smoke. Lastly the cigar itself tastes like a cigarette. Always remember that you get what you pay for! That being said you dont always have to pay exorbant amounts of money for a quality smoke, The partagas short at 6 pounds a stick is a bombshell for the money! Or the smaller sancho panzas, Either way if you ask mitchell what he feels a quality first rate smoke is that isnt expensive he will give you so many better options. Lastly this cigar company was discontinued in 2005 after only being in buisness since 2002! Hint Hint no good!

These are a great "anytime" cigar with a nice even (if somewhat mild) flavour and ideal as a pre dinner smoke, I take about 30 mins to smoke one so it makes a good companion if you're having a swift drink! on top of that they are excellent value and it,s not too upsetting to see a half smoked one discarded by someone you've been generous enough to hand one out to! written by Jim Brown

I think for a relatively cheap machine made cigar you could do a lot worse. The quality of construction I found has varied between each Cigar but they have not fallen apart, this is probably helped by the fact the tips are pre-cut. Seems to burn fairly well and easy to smoke. Id recommend this to anyone wanting a cheap but enjoyable smoke. written by Aaron Saffer

not a bad cigar for the price a good one to hand out to friends good draw burns pretty well. written by dave

A beginners cigar. Very mild with a smooth mellow tobacco flavour, with a hint of cuban spice (not a lot). It just distiguishes itself from everyday newsagent machine rolled cigars with a slightly more refined aroma, but it is very 1 dimensional and mild. Becomes tarry into the last third-ish. Very cheap, but if you are keen to try cuban cigars as a beginner I would suggest something more like an H. Upmann junior. Much more refined, a bit smaller so less imposing, closed cap so you can get used to cutting and comes in a tube so you can carry it around. written by A. Dyer