El Credito Cigars

OK cigar but still undecided

When another review compared it to the Montesino Napoleon Grande, it was pretty correct. Yes, they are very UGLY!!!!!!! Horrible veiny wrappers that are thin and can tear easily. Draw is good but they have plugged while smoking them but nothing to serious. Burn is good, no problems yet from them. Flavor is OK, not as good as Montesino Napoleon Grande. But for the price what do you expect. Overall the Montesino are better but these are an OK cigar.

This review was written about El Credito Super Habanero by Steve of Iowa on March 20, 2008

tasty buggers

For a cheap cigar these are great,strong and spicey.They get a bitter taste in the middle but soon turn sweet,a truly enjoyable smoke.I made this one last for an hour.Will buy a box to hand out after the birth of my first grandchild in November they are that good.Buy a 5 pack and see for yourself.

This review was written about El Credito Small Corona by Aussie Shaun of austalia on August 19, 2007

Long-Time Go-To Cigar

Have bought these on and off over the years. The more cigars I smoke, the more I appreciate this little cigar. I really like the nedium-full taste, easy on the pepper, that this smoke gives. A great 30 minute cigar, in the backyard or in a restaurant. Favorite is the maduro wrapper in the entire line.

This review was written about El Credito Nacionales by Pappy of on July 16, 2007

Excellent

I bought this cigar based on user ratings. I was not disappointed. Excellent taste and a fine crafted cigar. Med-full bodied. Long smoke. Only negative is I found it a little tight on draw.

This review was written about El Credito Monarch by Dale Larsen of on November 30, 2006

A harsh taste compared to the Monarch

I smoke El Credito's dailey. I have been pleased with all but two. The Senadora and the Habernaro seem to be made with a greener leaf and are very harsh tasting compared to the rest of the line. I was disappointed and will stick to the great tasting Monarch or Churchill