Humidor San Humidorian

A good quality mild every day cigar with good construction and no surprises. Always would be a good pair for a coffee.

A good quality medium bodied corojo with a balanced aroma of spice, fruit, wood, and a nice touch of sweetness. Arrived with some cracks on the wrapper but held together well and burn evenly. Stable light grat ash creates a nice contrast with the red band. Although we could say, it can be a bit cheaper, this is still more reasonably priced than similar Vegafina Nicaragua or Camacho Corojo Red. I would want to have a few in the humidor.

A mild medium cigar with good balance of wood, nut, coffee, sweet roasty notes. An enjoyable stick that deserves more to be in the 2.50-3.10€ range, not 4.40€.

I don't know if I ever smoked anything worse than this in terms of aroma, other than dried up cigars. Just tobacco dominant taste, without the typical good Shade characterics. The construction is good but the taste was intolerable. I rarely put off cigars early and this I did in the final third.

Perlas are not cigars, more like cigarillos. The taste is just like any other mini club format, strong tobacco. An absolute waste of money on something that doesn't burn even. Way overpriced.

A mild to medium budget cigar that seems to be popular eveywhere but the construction is average, wrapper loosens up toward the final third, very uninteresting aroma overall and given these things, the budget friendly price is not justified. The only okay Quorum is Shade but again, for that price, there are better. I won't buy again.

A medium bodied with a beautiful rustic wrapper and a vintage band. Chocolate, nuts, coffee, sweet roasted notes are all there as one would expect from a maduro. At 3.90, a very good choice for a daily smoke.

Best series from Quorum. A decent well constructed Shade at a good price. Could always be an alternative for a daily cigar.

A well constructed mild cigar with notes of wood, hay, nut, subtle spice and sweetness. The wrapper is solid, burns even and holds stable ash but the overall flavor is quite boring. Maduro was much more enjoyable.

A mild to medium cigar with "natural" dominant notes of wood, subtly sweet cedar, leather. Coffee and nut aromas emerge as a second layer. The cigar gets stronger and more roasted as the cigar heats up in the final third. Of course, depends how slow you smoke it. Overall a reasonably priced well constructed cigar with an oily wrapper, even burn, stable ash and decent amount of smoke in a great format that can be an every day or anytime kind of smoke. Perfect pairing with dark coffee with a big of sugar. I would buy again.