I have had a few from the Mitchellero range now and they have been good, but this one was just bad. Odd tasting, very uneven burn and I was constantly having to relight it. I gave it up just over halfway through. Maybe I just got a bad one, but I would not recommend based on this experience.
I’ve smoked a good few of these now and decide to purchase a box of 20 in November last year. Overall I’m happy with these cigars. They last me for around an hour each time and I’d say they’re absolutely fantastic value for money. A few things of note. It’s a bit hit and miss with the burn…
A huge Fan of this range. Quality Cigar at an extremely Competitive Price. Even burn throughout, and a not-too-tight pleasant Draw. Woody, Nutty, Coffee Flavour throughout, with a Peppery, "Kick" in the 2nd Third. Ash fell off in a big chunk, well into the 2nd Third, also. Took just under an…
A pleasant surprise, the burning is perfect. At the beginning, during retrohealing, white pepper that gradually recedes. there is enough smoke and the aroma that remains on the palate is wonderful, slightly sweet nutty, with hints of sweet pepper. excellent cigar dear ones.
So, I got my hands on the Mitchellero Peru Toro cigar and gave it a go. I have to say, I was pretty impressed. Right off the bat, theres this an earthy taste, but not a bad taste at all – different, but in a good way. Then there is the chocolatey flavour that kicks in, like having a little dessert…
