La Invicta Nicaraguan Corona Cigar - Bundle of 25

I really wanted to like this cigar. Great price, good construction and pleasing to the eye. However the smoking experience was poor. The draw and burn were good but I couldnt say the same about the flavour. Didnt really detect any cedar or nuttyness just unpleasantness. Was glad when it went out. Its the sort of cigar that could put you off cigars for life if it were your introduction to cigars. Not reccomended at all.

I like these as a reasonably priced cigar. When they have been in the humidor for a month or two the flavours really come out. Very happy at the cocoa and coffee from them but they are a little inconsistent. Nice oily finish to look at, burn well, good ash which takes a long time to drop. I do find them a little bitter towards the end and like their Honduran counterparts the cap has a tendency to fall apart even when well kept. Certainly good for the money ( or what they would cost sans tax)

Rasonaly pleasant for the price; I've smoked three one burned unevenly but the other two were fine. Slight harshness toward the end, but well worth the cost.

Flavour a little harsh, leaving an aftertaste like a cheaper cigar. Poor wrappers, which tended to disintegrate during smoking. Cigars were quite dry, and needed humidification. Spend your money on a lower-end Cuban instead.

Well constructed with hardly any veins showing. A nice colour, but sadly part of the tip broke off with only 2mm of cutting!? A ton of smoke comes out of this cigar so make sure your room is well ventilated! As for the taste? Spicy, peppery and full-bodied! Sadly the intense bitterness simply over powers the rest of the flavours and tends to stick to your tongue for a while. The cigar could do with at least a few years of aging. It may be a hand made corona but it certainly tastes like a machine made entreacto!