Well constructed, well packed, excellent draw, huge amounts of thick, white smoke, really slow burning. Perfect burn, ashed every inch or so to reveal a perfect cone, zero touch ups or relights, cut with a single V cut, had an excellent draw with just a touch of resistance. Lots of pepper and cedar…
The Fonseca No.1 has quickly earned a spot at the very top of my list, it might actually be my all-time favourite. From the moment I lit it up, I was impressed by how light yet full of flavour it was. There’s a gentle creaminess mixed with subtle notes of wood and a soft sweetness that makes it…
The Flor de Oliva was a pleasant surprise, considering it’s one of the more budget-friendly cigars I’ve come across. Right away, it delivered a nice balance of flavors: earthy, slightly sweet, with touches of cedar and nuts. The construction wasn’t flawless—there were a couple of uneven burn…
The Flor De Oliva Robusto might not be the premium end of what Oliva produce, but it still makes for a very enjoyable smoke. I had mine straight out of a 65% humidor, and the draw was a little tight at first, a quick go with the cigar drill sorted that, and after that it was spot on. It lasted me…
Had this in the special offer ( so great cigar for £10) nice light cigar, ideal for a quick lunchtime smoke with a coffee. Quite a tight draw, which I personally don't like, but again for the price its a good budget friendly cigar
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