I found this budget cigar to be quite coarse, no depth or complexity and a very one dimensional smoke. Very average. I'd favour a machine made Dutch cigar over these I'm afraid. It is a budget cigar but my goodness for (literally) a couple of pounds more one can buy wonderful cigars.
The wrapper was faultless and the stick had a solid feel and construction pre-light. The first 2 thirds were surprisingly sweet and nutty with the final third becoming slightly bitter. Superb white ash and perfect burn led to around 35-40 minutes of good value for money non Cuban experience. I think…
I tried a box of these based on the very positive reviews here,and was NOT disappointed.Smooth,nice draw,good flavours,clean tasting,but nutty,earhy,woody,too,I thought--flavoursome,but not at all overpowering,certainly not bitter.If this is an example of Fillipino cigar manufacture,book me my…
A phenomenal little stick, lasting a good 50 minutes. Great construction with a razor sharp burn and lots of thick smoke. Stayed cool right to the nib with a lovely spicey woody flavour throughout lasting on the palette until the next draw. Thoroughly enjoyed with a strong coffe this for me is an…
Nice quality, even burn and thick smoke. Starts with a bang of strong spice, but still pretty smooth with a pleasing woody aroma and the light menthol tone that I adore in a good cigar. I do prefer cigars that are less peppery on the palate however, but if you like that you will love these.
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