Reviews for San Cristobal El Principe Cigar - 1 Single

One of my favourites and one i always seem to come back to after trying new brands. The Saint Luis Rey Corona is a mild smoke with lots of charm. It has a fantastic aroma, coupled with a medium draw and is very smooth and pleasing to the palette. It's great with a fine cognac, good company and/or a good film. I'm ordering some more, right now.

this is a half decent cigar. Wood to start,and you're not sure it will develop, but does..to cedar tones with a bit of a sweet spot in the middle - good nicotine hit like a good medium cuban afterwards. I enjoyed this a lot after half a bottle of wine. Well contructed, a good 2 inches of layered ash before it fell off - not as good as a Punch for construction but you'll be sucking your teeth and buzzing for 1/2 hour afterwards unless you're a full strenth guy/gal. Excellent value.

These were the first Cuban cigars I tried, picking up a box in duty free, and it didn't take long to get through them. I've tried many others, but these are still my go-to smoke for most occasions. That being said I'm reluctant to share them with most guests who don't smoke cigars regularly, it feels a waste!

I have several Oasis units. This is the best. If you buy an Oasis be sure to get the exact size of unit for the cigars you have or you it will not do the job. This one is easy to use and keeps perfect humidity.It has a good display,is easily adjustable if required, and is by the far the best device I have ever used. The price at which C,Gars sell it for is more than reasonable. Buy it, you will not be disappointed.

Looser rolled than the Cohiba or RyJ minis, with little tendency to go out. Taste-wise they're not as spicy/leathery as a RyJ mini, but still have the Cuban Partagas essence and a bit of strength to them. A pity the Cuban minis aren't rolled slightly fatter though - it could boost the flavour no end.