This is only my second ever Cuban and the first one was absolutely horrendous and guess what? Yes this was the same! It canoed from the start, it tunnelled and was just a nightmare to try and smoke and keep lit. I will persevere as IÂ’ve ordered a different Cuban and will just hope I get that…
A lovely little cigar. Nit too strong but full of flavour. Burn was a little off to begin but fine after and inch with a touch up. Goes extremely well with a strong black Americano or espresso.
My previous review of the Petit Edmundo was severe! That sensation of trying to draw on a stub of tarry rope was durable. Yet my esteemed follow of Kicas (Kingsbarns Cigar Appreciation Society) was unfazed, he remains a dogged devotee of the Pet Ed. So, thinks I, either Johnny boy has no tastebuds -…
Like James mentioned these can burn unevenly, flavours for my palate came through in the first third as peppery, slight leather note and bitter chocolate, second third sweet creaminess, also found the final third to be quite hot but left longer between singular puffs could still be enjoyed however…
These were the first Cuban cigars I tried, picking up a box in duty free, and it didn't take long to get through them. I've tried many others, but these are still my go-to smoke for most occasions. That being said I'm reluctant to share them with most guests who don't smoke cigars regularly, it…
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