Georges Reserve Reviews
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Georges Reserve Robusto 5 Pack
"Way better than I was expecting!"
Georges Reserve Toro
I was hesitant at first to light this stogie up, but once I did, I was very supprised at amazing aroma that it gave off. And even the flavor complimented the aroma amazingly well. I like everything from acid cigars, to Joya de Nicarauga, to Ghurka. But this is the smell I remember from my great uncles stogies he used to smoke. When I smoke a stogie this is the flavor I am trying to find in Goerges Reserve.
Ryan2 in NorCal January 3, 2012
"A solid reliable cigar."
Georges Reserve Corona
Good enough for a seasoned cigar smoker yet smooth enough for a rookie.
Ryan2 in NorCal January 3, 2012 December 24, 2010
"Won't be a next time"
Georges Reserve Toro
I would have been annoyed if I had bought a box. Very disappointing cigar.
Bob B. in New York October 14, 2010
"Crap"
Georges Reserve Robusto
I did not like this cigars at all. It was a tough draw and the wrapper started coming off at the foot end. Made poorly.
Steve in Tucson,AZ. September 25, 2010
"Save your time/money"
Georges Reserve Churchill
Draws fine, looks fine, smells fine but its just not an amazing cigar. No flavor, a little smoke, but nothing that would make you want to buy it again or smoke it again. I got 5, I smoked 2, friends smoked the other 3, all agree they are not the best mild cigars. Better luck next time, Georges.
Larry in PA July 1, 2010
"My "Go To" Smoke Now"
Georges Reserve Robusto
This is a superior smoke, really medium-bodied rather than mild-medium. Like all Oliva products, the construction is excellent, and this cigar always draws beautifully, producing a rich mouthful of smoke. The Nicaraguan fillers and the Ecuadoran Connecticut wrapper are a great combo. This is every inch a premium cigar, much better than many more expensive products. Stick to the Churchill, which is great tasting and is now my "go to" smoke when I have the time to enjoy.
Richard in New York, N. Y. March 29, 2010
"A Very Unique Mild Conn"
Georges Reserve Torpedo
I'm usually a full body smoker, and don't care for the intense creaminess of most mild Connecticut wrapper cigars. I don't know if it's the Ecuadorian wrapper or the Cameroon binder, but this one is very earthy, with a nice natural toasty sweetness, and only a hint of cream. Well, made, excellant draw, but none of that overpowering, sickly sweet cream. So, if you're a fan of creamy Connecticuts, this is probably not the smoke for you, but if you normally enjoy full body cigars, and are looking for a full flavor, mild, early morning smoke, you may wish to give this one a try. It has become a staple in my humi.
David in North Carolina June 21, 2009
"Well worth the money"
Georges Reserve Lonsdale
Smoothest cigar I have ever smoked. Bought on a whim due to being George's Reserve, not expecting much, but man was I surprised.
George in Fort Wayne, Indiana June 19, 2009
"Crappy constructed Lonsdale"
Georges Reserve Torpedo
ive previously raved writing a review on a different size of this same cigar. my expectations are that im receiving an actual premuim cigar, not even close when it comes to this lonsdale size. Ive had 3 from the box, all the wrappers have broken midway or sooner into the smoke.
expect several large stems in every cigar as this filler blend is complete crap. These are tightly rolled, but the filler is loaded with stems and even knots. its a complete waste of a good blend. These come from the Oliva factory which doesnt begin to pride itaself on construction. Virtually everything they make has burning issues and construction problems. Oliva's dont seem to care much for quality.
Nevermind my rave review on this cigar in the other size, ,avoid these lonsadale's at all costs. i won a box for less than half the famous smoke retail price and i still got ripped off. Do yourself a favor, avoid the Goerge Reverse lonsdale for certain, Oliva family doesnt seem to mind selling cigars loaded with stems and plugs, which means they want to make money any means necessary, forget quality, they dont know what that means. Virtually every cigar Olvia Family makes is crap, this lonsdale should not be put in a box, it should be part of the value line bundles, at least you know what your paying for and not duped into thinking your getting a quality cigar. These have gone to crap which i blame on the Oliva factory for consistently producing crap played off as premium cigars. These flat out suck.
thebaby981 in LSU Country January 26, 2009
"Just Shoot Me!"
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Why do I fall for this every time. The Hamilton House were JUNK. A friend (sic) gave me this cigar (?) to try. It is as bad if not worse than the Hamilton!
If I ever see a George or Hamilton again I will very gently set it on the ground and jump up and down on it dig a hole and bury it.
If you see either cigar RUN!!!!!
CgarSmoker in Reno January 2, 2009

