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  • Saint Luis Rey Regios

    If you're looking for dramatic flavour changes and strong ones at that then Cuban is not for you but if you want an hour and half of smooth creamy mellow smoke then this could be right up your street. The Regios comes in at 5" with a ring gauge of 48, it will just fit the average cutter. The wrapper is a light caramel colour and has a light caramel scent to match. Mine was well packed and firm, the cap looked particularly neat and tidy and there was a small split in the wrapper half way down where it had taken a knock but I wasn't worried, it burned right through it with no problems. The cap punched very cleanly with no effort but I forgot so taste it cold, sorry guys.
    Once lit the draw was very free and easy and it produced plenty of smooth and creamy smoke. Apart from a little burst of fruitiness at the 25 minute mark and a little pepper towards the end it stayed smooth and creamy for the duration. Unlike the NCs I have smoked the ash was in no hurry to drop off and was white in colour.
    It burned a little to the side at the 45 minute mark and needed a relight at 53 minutes so I combined that with a correction and it was fine all the way to the end burning right through the split as I mentioned.
    Worth mentioning that this cigar has a very nice clean aftertaste, you won't be reaching for the mints with this one. I shall definitely being buying some more of these.


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    'Cigars are a hobby, cigarettes an addiction'

  • #2
    Nice review may have to try one

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    • #3
      One of my go to cigars, I love em.

      They can be a little hit & miss on quality but I like them for their "character".

      A nice review PeeJay
      Exploring the world - one smoke at a time.

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      • #4
        Another spot on review mate

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        • #5
          Great review Peejay, I have a few SLR's loafing in the Cave, perhaps I'll fish one out when I get home & reapraise this line.
          Simon Bolivar: Liberator of Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru & Venezuela.

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          • #6
            One of my favourite Cigars. I have a box from July 11 which, although are still fairly young, are little gems. Great construction, box pressed with a dark oily wrapper and a rich chocolate prelit aroma. A little spice/woody on opening which evolves into sweet honey and coffee.

            Looking forward to getting a few years behind them, although they are very enjoyable now and getting better.

            Great value compared with some other sticks.

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