La Invicta Honduran Maduro Cigar - Bundle of 25

This cigar started out really well. A good even burn, nice construction and a really nice peppery/spicy taste which even a newbie like me could appreciate. by the half way point it became abit bitter which got progressively worse. Its worth a punt just for the awesome first half. Hopefully your second half will be better

Also, What Mark Bonner said about relighting them.. One of the best cigars I've come across for this. Consistently good results, no bitterness, or that peppery burn taste that catches the back of your throat.

Pretty damn good for the price! Not a particularly complex maduro, but I find them very satisfying. Lighter than a Camacho or a Secreto, lots of smoke, great draw. Always have a nice even burn. The only issue is the cap is sometimes very delicate, so that when you cut it, the wrapper starts to unravel. Three of the four I bought last time did this. I used a guillotine cutter and a punch with the same result. That wee bottle of repair glue I bought from CGars is very handy. A little patience and glue and it's all good again. Despite this issue, they still get five stars. I can't walk past Robert Graham's in Glasgow without going in for some.

I like a cigar that gives me a kick arse ride , and these do the job perfectly , I've been smoking these for 3 years , and never get bored with them , they are well made with a decent even burn that drops ash at around 2" , they're also good if you let one go out and relight , the maduro wrapper and extra mature tobacco within compliment each other with a wild spicy taste , produceing loads of smoke one takes about 50 mins to smoke , but I'm allways putting mine down while I'm in the workshop , they're full of strong flavour and not for the beginner , but I'd recommend to try any way , an ace smoke.