Mitchellero Torcedor Cigar - Box of 20

Very easy smoke, great construction! I was worried it would be too strong since im used to a smaller ring gauge, but i was pleasantly surprised with the smoothness. Chocolate and earthy notes transition to more pepper later on - think these are good sticks for everyday or even somewhat beginners!

This Cigar is deceiving it looks very dark but tastes similar to a Connecticut brick house. It also has a very very wide spectrum on the taste profile depending how far you are through it so the best way is to try one and at £8 😵 why not. BUT!!! The last third was very spicy 🌶️ and almost like I had endured a explosion at a peeper factory 😅

Received this in a sampler pack and enjoyed it, good even burn, nice aroma and taste with the right amount of smoke (plenty!!!) Held ash well and lasted longer than the given time, but I'm not a fast smoker by any means so this is always a bonus!!! Will buy again at some point.

Exceptionally good value for money. Excellent construction, perfect draw from the last 6 I've had, decent amount of dense, white smoke, zero corrections needed from both a V or guillotine cut. Flavour profile is fairly simple but satisfying, initially fairly sweet with a touch of chocolate and nut, finish is slightly earthy and quite spicy with black and white pepper. Good winter smoke due to relatively short smoke time in comparison to a robusto.

I had high hopes for the Mitchellero Torcedor, thinking it might become my new everyday smoke. I took it out of my cedar humidor about six hours before lighting up and it burned beautifully, lasted the perfect amount of time as advertised and started off really nicely. The first half was smooth, rich, and full of flavour, but by the second half it turned a bit too spicy and peppery for my personal taste. It’s still a very good cigar for the price, and I can see why people enjoy it. I’ve got another one resting in the humidor and plan to try it again soon to see if it was just this particular stick. For now, I’d call it a solid effort, but my favourite from the Mitchellero range is still the Robusto, that one’s tough to beat.