Humidor iRobusto

Prelight toothey copper with cinnamon like smell of cedar. Very tightly packed with uneven colored tobacco. A tight spicy draw, tea flavored, earth and hay. Label slid off before light. More Tea, fruity, spice once it is lit with a medium to long finish and sweet retrohale. picturesqe coastline develops at 20 minutes. Wonedering if this is aged, sun grown, or claro wrapper? 30 minutes in getting cherry wood with a medium finish that is sort of a tangy cherry. The ash is holding amazingly well and looks like it will stay on a while. This makes the cigar very relaxing to me even though it is medium bodied it’s very smooth. The ash dropped in one piece at about 1-1/4 inch. Leaving a nice mountainous peak of light grey ash to protect the cherry, finish medium to long. As we’re approaching 1 hour the flavours have intensified from the earlier mentioned flavours. We’re about half way through the cigar and the finish has become much shorter. One hour and 30 minutes in the ash became flowery and unfortunately a bit of heat and bitterness. I slowed my puffing rate and the cigar recovered and smoothed out. Overall the construction and burn is flawless. This is a very good cigar. This is definitely we at irobusto.com would have again!

This H. Upmann is constructed well. It is an enjoyable cigar and provides decent smoke output. It is a moderately priced Cuban cigar. The flavours are consistent and the draw was on the light side for me. There were hardly any transitions. H. Upmann continues to be a classic cigar manufacturer. Good cigar. This cigar was featured on irobusto.com on the Meet in the Middle Cigar Show.

A well balanced cigar with flavors of Wood, Raisin and Coffee with a creamy finish. The cigar performed very well and is a good value. I enjoyed this cigar, will buy again. I have found that I like a lot of the Asylum Cigars. Asylum is part of the Fabricas Unidas owned by Christian Eiroa who has been putting out some very good stuff lately.

If you like spicy cigars this is the one for you. It started very well and became mostly spice. I think the cigar was average. The tastes and flavours are not one I generally like. You can see a full review at irobusto.com and searching for Gurkha Cellar Cask Blend. http://www.irobusto.com/cigar-review-gurkha-official-release-cask-blend/

The cigar smells like sweet aged tobacco. The appearance is welcoming because of the natural dark color and matching label. The rustic veiny construction has oil glistening off the entire cigar. The cigar is packed tightly with tobacco. There is a surprising loose draw with hay earth, white spice and some hints of fresh dirt. There is a strong taste of cinnamon coming from the filler. It's a compex well balanced group of flavors. Cool spice on top, short finish. If you like a change of pace and the flavours a Brazilian tobacco, you'll see it showcased here.

Leathery earth taste with possible ligero tobacco leaf adding spiciness as it is thick and not burning easily. This cigar is slow burning and has a spongy feel, with dark freckles on the tobacco. It is a well constructed thick tobacco wrapper, with thick veins. A medium finish with flavour of thick smoky earth fills not only one’s mouth but the room as well. As I got into the cigar the smoke heated up to burn the wrapper better, this made it burn smoother and straighter. There is sweetness on the retro. It's very cool. Has an even burn and again I noticed its thick bark-like wrapper, I'm at the half way and getting some earth, and freckles of leather. It's got sweetness on the retro and I have a lot of confidence in letting it burn for almost two minutes with puffing again. I think it has some ligero tobacco that is adding a that distinctive woody spice taste. I like it, but I think it would be a flavour profile that some may not be used to.

I wrote a little more at www.irobusto.com An earthy smooth medium body cigar. Somewhat simple medium-draw. There were hints of sweetness and chocolate. Occasionally a little spice too. The burn was razor sharp and didn't need touching up at all. This is a long, long, long smoke, close to two hours. The head of the cigar had some hints of sweetness. An excellent cigar.

This is a very enjoyable cigar especially because of the price. It burned well and didn't require any re-lighting. You can get 45 minutes to an hour of enjoyment. A boxworthy cigar at such a low price!

Sweet smell of molasses. Looks more like a 50 ring gauge. Dark Natural Wrapper. Lots of veins and no tooth. Sweet licorice on the prelight. Salty mineral prelight draw which borders on the tight side. To create the Dunhill Signed Range Cigar they select a group of the 80 most skilled Torcedors. Right away I notice some sweet and spicy anise. A long sweet finish and full bodied feel. the cigar burns very slow with a perfect coastline ash. The cigar is burning perfectly and the flavour is medium to light, but because of the finish being so long it adds a lot to this cigar. The anise has completely disappeared and there is an overall airy creaminess to this cigar with hints of wood and fresh soil. Additionally, there is some mild fruity taste similar to beetroot. Dunhill is the premium international brand of British American Tobacco. I’ve always like Dunhill and recall that the only Dunhill Cigar that exists in the US is located in New York City. Dunhill has always been associated with high end cigars similar to Davidoff. Since 2003, the brand has shifted more towards being a clothing store and still produces great cigars. Having said all of this, this cigar is excellent.

A very pleasant quick smoke. There is no ammonia; therefore you can see how well it is aged. This is a great "goto" everyday cigar. I enjoyed this cigar. Not a mind blowing experience, but great value. It has elegant packaging and great construction. Great for the price.

This is a long cigar that makes a great appearance. It has chocolate and coffee tastes with hints of spice and wood. The strength of the cigar is mild and the flavours and tastes are medium-body. There is some complexity and a woody profile on the retrohale. As I smoke the cigar I get some spice on the roof of the mouth and a very long finish. The construction of this cigar is good and it is evenly rolled. The wrapper is dry and the tobacco feels loosely packed. At the time of purchase it was around €2. As the cigar builds the spice picks up. I think its a good value and would be suitable to buy for an everyday smoke. I enjoyed the cigar and would buy again.

You can read a more detailed review at www.irobusto.com Similar to the Alec Bradley Black Market. A very good value for the price. The cigar is well constructed even though I lit it wrong. It started to burn wrong and I had to correct it. The flavours didn't change after a touch up. This cigar has a strong chocolately, cocoa profile. There is some hints of spice at times, but for the most part it is a cool moist smoke that is satisfying.

This is a 2nd? So it's not the top of the line Rolando Reyes cigar, however the value is amazing. Remember, this is a Churchill €2.90! This cigar had a woody aroma and taste. I was thinking cherry wood, so that's why I added a little fruit flavor to the taste wheel. It was easy to smoke and burned well. I got a delivery of a few cigars and chose this one first, practically pulled it out of the shipping box and lit it up. Be prepared to enjoy 90 or more minutes of a simple medium to low strength cigar. I could be biased a little because I like all of the Rolando Reyes Cigars, but this is a very good value.

This cigar has a lot of grass and hay flavour. I also detected some wood. The construction was not great as the cigar wrapper was flaking a little bit, the draw was too easy which made it burn hot. I would try again, but was not happy with this cigar overall.