Humidor iRobusto

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.

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.

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

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.

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...

This is a powerhouse cigar! It's very large and burned for about 2 hours. It is very strong in flavor and intensity. There is a lot of pepper, leather and soil. It burned well. The price was €11.40 which is good for a cigar this size. I would have given it higher for value if it were less than €10. It's a very good cigar. Be ready for a long, strong and enjoyable cigar. Put aside a lot of time to get through it.

Cool Connecticut wrapper that is a very strong mustard color. The cigar has virtually no aroma. The draw is very light and there is no taste on the cigar. Leads me to believe it is going to be mild. Very woody taste of aged tobacco. The cigar is fermented to the point of being extremely mild. The cigar is mild to medium in body and very mild in strength. There is a cool spice which would not overwhelm a beginner cigar smoker and a cedar sweetness. The cigar’s band has been redesigned to blue from a dark black colour. The change of the colour suits the Dunhill brand better. The band has cool embossing. All of the bands on Dunhill line up perfectly.

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.

Very good cigar. This was a two hour cigar if you take your time. A tightly packed cigar without a lot of value. So far the flavour has not changed much and that’s a good thing. I have noticed it is starting to burn slightly faster and it has a beautiful smooth coastline ash developing even though it has a flaky flowery ash at the end. Each puff grabs more of a cherry wood sweetness that has picked up as the draw loosened a little. A pleasant long finish remains and my palette is filled with everlasting flavour. You can read a more complete review at www.irobusto.com

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