Vueltabajo Cigars

Three strikes and your out!

On auction one box, first three a terrible draw. When I went for the fourth ok, but, not enough flavor and left a bad after taste! I will be replacing this brand with something else.

This review was written about Vueltabajo Lonsdale 5 Pack by Robert Marin of AZ on March 4, 2007

Toro Too Tight

I purchashed a box of Churchills at auction and they were very nice. Good burn, lots of smoke and nice flavor. I was impressed enough to buy ten toro's at auction. All ten toro's were packed so tight that I could barely draw any smoke through them. Although the churchills were great I don't think I'll take the chance and buy more.

This review was written about Vueltabajo Toro by Emanuel Lekas of CA on August 25, 2006

Solid, nice aroma, not outstanding, though

Piloto Cubano seed tobaccos and savory Ecuadorian Connecticut wrappers? is true. A mild to medium flavor, starts nice, gets boring, but not bad. Reasonably even burn. Strong nicotine kick. Not as good as Helix, Ashton (certainly) or even La Unica, but better than Olor natural and Famous DR 1000. Certainly an OK everyday cigar for the price.

This review was written about Vueltabajo Robusto by Overworked of CA on May 3, 2006

Well balanced!

Excellent Cigar! As always, I let these cigars breathe in the humidor to smooth. These cigars impress me everytime I smoke them. Best robusto I've ever had. Only cigar besides Cuaba that I can easily smoke until it can no longer be held. The only "harsh" one I had was straight out of the box/wrapper,(by harsh I mean that it had a bite at about the last 1/4), and even so, it was excellent to that point.

This review was written about Vueltabajo Robusto by Bartfargo8 of West Michigan on April 30, 2006

Even and Balanced

I found nothing to object to with this cigar. The burn was even, and since I like a large cut, the cap held exceptionally well. Perhaps the only drawback was the flavor, which one could best describe as uneventful.