Sancho Panza Belicosos Cigar - Cabinet of 50

Amazing draw, smoke, and even burn. It is a mild cigar, with notes of cedar, leather and vanilla. Great ash and very well made. Will probably buy a box and age them if I don’t smoke them!

I lit up a Sancho Panza Belicosos recently and really enjoyed the experience. Right from the start, it gave me earthy flavors with some cedar and a little sweetness in the background. As it burned, I picked up vanilla and a floral undertone, never too strong but enough to keep my interest peeked. The draw was smooth and the smoke output was generous, which made it an easy, relaxing cigar to sit back with. Strength-wise, it’s a solid medium, balanced enough for almost any time of day. Only gripe would be the cigar band was severely misprinted.

A mild cigar with a sweetness on the lips from the wrapper. There is a slight spiciness, with hints of vanilla cream throughout, which gives a smoothness to the cigar, although the flavour profile didn’t change dramatically through the cigar. A good afternoon smoke. Smoked for approximately an hour. All in all a good cigar.

Nice, light, mellow and mildly spicy with a typical Cuban flavour profile and hints of creamyness at points. Flavours were uni-dimensional and didnt change throughout the stick. This provided an hour and a half of enjoyment on a Sunday after a hard weeks work and whilst researching and booking my next holiday destination to Madiera. Generally Ive found torpedos to be tricky as the wrapper often is uneven burning and needs looking after. Also the cut end tends to be tight abd you need the Perfect Draw tool to create some air tunnels. Overall it was a good rustic smoke.

Very nice cuban in my favourite vitola. Wrapper has hints of sweet tasting on the lips which was a welcome dimension to an all round excellent smoke. Didnt want to put it out. My only minor gripe is that it burned quicker than other Cubans Ive had.