Value Line Honduran #300 Reviews

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Value Line Honduran #300 Robusto

"nice and smooth."

I was pretty hesitant to try one of these after I started to read all the things said about them but after I received my order and tried one of them I was extremely happy with them and thankful I bought more than one bundle of them. For the price you can't go wrong, they are very nice with a smooth full draw, they have a mixed flavor to them and they burned very evenly through the whole cigar and they kept a nice ash to the end. Like I said I am extremely happy that I got them. If you want a nice smooth smoking cigar with lots of different flavors to it then you can't go wrong with these in my opinion. Nice job with these cigars.

Ron in Michigan August 29, 2009

Value Line Honduran #300 Perfeccion

"excellent cigar for the price,equal to astrals"

great cigar for the price,better than some banded boxed sticks

stan in pittsburgh August 10, 2008

Value Line Honduran #300 Robusto

"Great Deal for a Smooth Honduran"

It's surprising, really, what a cigar smoker will try as an alternative to established, expensive brands. From horse poop to chicken coop we go on our quest for a reasonable deal. The Value Line 300 is is one for the A-list. A dark maduro cigar with an oily wrapper begs to be rolled between the fingers, its pre-light scent taken in. The profile was of deep earth with sweet undertones of well-aged tobacco; a bleepin' delight for the price. Once lit, it stayed lit--burning evenly to the end. The smoke was plentiful though not bountiful. The taste was mild and pleasant though unexpectedly one-dimensional given the original nose. So soldier on, but throw a bundle of these in your humidor before you do. I've been reaching for these more often than some others.

RunDoggy in Las Vegas, NV July 26, 2008

Value Line 300 Honduran Corona

"Awful taste"

The instant I drew my first puff I knew that this cigar was destined to the garbage can. I will save you money by asking you to do the following: take a spoonful of ash and place it on your tongue, close your mouth. The after-taste of this experiment is what you will experience when puffing on this cheap bundle. Stay away from Value Line's bundles.

AC in AL-TN July 13, 2008

Value Line Honduran #300 Churchill

"Poor Quality - Don't Buy"

Waste of Money...buy almost anything but this. Have not been able to smoke one yet. They will not draw, crack, tear up, and are in general poorly constructed. Yes I did put them in my humidor for a month and it was a waste of time.

JTaylor in Houston May 31, 2008

Value Line Honduran #300 Churchill

"Issues with the cap"

I ordered a single to try several months ago and it was fine. No construction issues and smoked very nicely... Ordered a bundle then, now about half of them (smoked 8 so far) have the wrapper unravel when I cut or punch them. The ones which don't unravel smoke fine and I enjoy, the ones which do unravel taste bitter if I try to smoke them. A definite bummer. If they did not unravel, I would buy more, but since half of them have so far, I won't.

Wes Cooper in Missouri August 19, 2007

Value Line 300 Honduran Corona

"Horrible"

Horrible, poor taste, poor draw, had to relite 3-4 times. Will give to my golfing partner as he's too cheap to buy his own. I'll stay with my regular smoke, Baccarat Toro- a fine stick.

Bill in Wisconsin May 4, 2007

Value Line 300 Honduran Corona

"Nice easy draw and enough flavor for the price"

I am a smoker of Drew Estates Natural and ACID line, but when I just need an everyday smoke that if I get bothered half way through I don't feel cheated. It is nutty and smooth and depending on the vintage varies with a stronger flavor. First bundle was smooth and even, as was the second. Third was dated in July 2005 and it has more of a bite to the flavor. All in all a great smoke for the money. The first bundle mellowed a little after just 2 or 3 months in the humidor. Try some, you won't be disappointed.

Dale Landry in LA January 25, 2007

Value Line Honduran #300 Robusto

"Santa Clarita,Ca."

I just purchased a bundle of the robustos and man, I gotta say:These bundle cigars are a definite steal at the current price! Very nutty and toasty, and a beautiful ecuadorian connecticut wrapper!. I would highly recommend these cigars to anyone that places an emphasis on getting more for your money!

Ed Sellers April 11, 2005

Value Line 300 Honduran Corona

"The best bang for a buck I have seen"

I received a bundle of robustos about 5 weeks ago.The first one I smoked immediately and was not disapointed.After 5 weeks in my humidor these cigars are amazingly good for the price.Although VERY good,the flavor can vary from one cigar to another.One tasted similar to a Baccarat wihtout the sweetness,but mild.Another one I smoked tasted like an Hoyo(I swear!) with a much stronger,but great flavor.The burn has been even,if a little quicker than some cigars.The shade wrapper(all were very nice) has a cedary,nutty aroma.The result of each draw was a huge cloud of billowy,sumptuous smoke.I have paid 8 dollars at cigar shops for sticks that were not as good as these.I have smoked 10 out of the bundle so far and all have been very good.If you like Honduran cigars,but don't want to pay premium prices,this is the cigar for you.

Jim McCluskey in Hermosa Beach,CA. October 16, 2004

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