Humidor iRobusto

You can see the full review at www.irobusto.com The cigar was burning decently, with a proper cherry, however it has a crown like burn, not a smooth coastline. The cigar is flaking a bit with a powdery sponge-like ash. I noticed once the ash dropped off with a little help, the burn has corrected itself. I figured tapping off the ash would assist stopping it from flaking. Oddly, once doing that the leather subsided slightly making way to a cedary long finish. It has a lot of earthy flavours and very rich dark taste. At the beginning some dark savoury chocolate, but that leaves quickly.

Lots of earth and soil. There is a hint of mushroom-type flavor. The construction is excellent. This is an outstanding cigar and one of the best cigars I have had all of 2016.

This is one of the finer cigars I have smoked in quite some time. Cream, Chocolate, Sweetness, Coffee and Earth taste. The cigar performed very well and was an excellent experience overall. A must order again! The price is on the higher side, but it's well worth the money.

This is an excellent strong cigar. It is long and thin and well constructed. It's a medium-plus body cigar that showcases the Ligero tobacco. Unique tangy flavours of fruit and orange peel surrounded by wood, The smoke output is very good and the draw has good resistance which is consistent with a good lancero.

The Gurkha Ghost has a zesty black pepper spice on the tip of my tongue and a long finish in the back of my mouth. The Brazilian wrapper provides more earthiness and the salty licorice. I described the flavour as Egyptian Absinthe as from what I know it's a salty licorice type spice and can be used to create the alcoholic drink of the same name. There was an unexpected transition to flour and earth. It was a welcoming chalky taste that really accentuated the dry feeling in the mouth. This is a completely different cigar than most people are used to. You can see the full written review at irobust.com

The wrapper is a Habano of Ecuador, fillers are Nicaraguan Habano from Jalapa and Costa Rica the binder is made up of three different tobaccos from Nicaragua: one each from the regions Esteli, Condega and Ometepe Island. This cigar is a good value. It's enjoyable full-bodied and has hints of cinnamon on the finish. Full of tobacco and the wrapper provides a lot of flavours. Want to see more, check out the full review at www.irobusto.com

Great looking cigar. It looks very expensive. Nice dark tobacco very well constructed. All dark chocolate no sweetness. A simple straight forward cigar that burned very well. I enjoyed this one on the beach and will definitely buy again because it look so cool when you take it out of your cigar case. +1 star for vanity...

A nicely constructed cigar. The foot is semi-closed, called a "cigar lock" by the company. It has a lot of flavour, earth, cream, coffee and some spice. It smokes for a long time 90+ minutes. One of my favourite cigars.

This cigar has a very earthy feel to it. There is an interesting mushroom type flavor to it. Lots of smoke, great draw and excellent construction. This is one of the best cigars and best values and one of the best cigars I have smoked in 2016.

A very hearty cigar that has a dried fruit unsweet core. Lots of leather and soil. The cigar has very little smoke output. The construction is pretty good. An enjoyable medium+ body cigar.

The Edgar Hoill OSOK Desmadroso is an excellent cigar. The binder, wrapper and filler are all Nicaraguan. The packaging is an awesome piece of dark artwork that is definitely a keeper. This really was the thing that caught my eye and allowed me to get over the price being slightly on the high side. The Desmadroso has unique profile considering its dark and deadly look. Completely the opposite of what I expected from the head to the foot, impressive Salomon shape and dark wrapper, I thought strong and cocoa, but the surprise was cream and vanilla. The cigar smokes long and light to medium in strength with full-bodied sweetness of tobacco and hazelnut.

A very good cigar that burned well and lasted surprisingly long for its size (about 70 minutes). The cigar is hand rolled and boxpressed with a "cigar lock" semi-closed foot. Throughout the entire cigar, there were flavours of soil and wood. As I got near the halfway point I picked up a mild sweetness and the flavours of coffee and leather. For some the price may be a little on the high side, however, I think it delivers a value for money for its body and strength. I have smoked at least a box of these cigars and have had a consistently enjoyable experience, especially after allowing them some time to rest in my humidor.

Very good cigar. Atwo hour cigar if you take your time. Each puff grabs more of a cherry wood sweetness that has picked up as the draw loosened a little, there is plenty of chocolate. A pleasant long finish remains and my palette is filled with everlasting flavour. You can read a more complete review at www.irobusto.com of the Alec Bradley Black Market Toro