For the price in UK not a bad smoke, but the latest 'batch' seems to have problems with the cap perhaps the binder to.
In short, using a punch cutter, or a guillotine seems to cause the cigar to unravel and forever patching it up.
A decent smoke let down by the quality control
I bought a few of the inka collection from cgar and this was the first one I tried and if the rest are like this it was a good choice. It is well built cigar, nice and firm feel full of flavour....creamy oily taste bit of a nutty flavour the initial taste has a chocolaty flavour too. It burnt very…
Smoked this one only one day after buying it as my curiosity was aroused. First third was unusually bitter and dry with a slight green leafy vegetable taste. I came close to putting it out right there but persevered for the sake of science. Glad I did because after that it improved and towards the…
Having first tried the Bombaso Azul Blue in the Inka range (which is fantastic) I decided to venture a bit further into the range and my next stop was the Robusto.
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Really enjoy the Cristales and the Robusto Red so wanted to try other cigars in the Inka range. These were extremely disappointing. Started off very woody, with no enticing flavours at all...Put up with it until half way in the hope the experience would improve...it didn't...Maybe a one off...bought…
Really impressed, I have been smoking Cubans for 30 years and I do not know if I have become jaded or over fussy but cant help but think that quality/taste and all round smoking experience of Cuban cigars has diminished over the years. Being a bit financially straightened at the moment I asked Cgars…
