Saint Luis Rey Churchill

[James811]

Does anyone have an opinion on these as I just did a swap for some and don't know what they're like.

Thank you, James

[Smallclub]

They're usually mild, complex with unique flavours and have a history of construction issues (unfortunatly). When they're "on" and well rolled they can be fantastic, and again, completely different from the other cuban churchills.

[Nightwingvyse]

I had one only last Saturday. Aged since 2001.

I actually found that despite its age, it was a little harsh. It also wanted to go out every two minutes. However, this one was rolled during a time when Cubans were known to be notoriously inconsistent.

[Motormadj]

lol. people arent exactly painting a great picture of them...
Generally they are pretty well thought of. [see below]

http://www.cigars-review.org/Saint-Luis-Rey-Churchills.htm

[James811]

Yea, taste is all personal anyway. They're just a tad big for me in general but as you said earlier you may give me a few different ones anyway. Can't wait to get your delivery! Still waiting for my delivery from the stick a stick in round 3 too so the humi looks a bit bare right now

[Stevieboy]

They're quite an acquired taste but the fans rave about them. I've tried most of the range: Serie A, Regios, churchill, DC and haven't got on with any of them. Hope you like them more than I did.

[Fat1]

Only had the serie A from the range and absolutely love them, going to move onto the regios next.

From what I hear the churchills and especially the DCs are supposed to be very nice as well.

The petit coronas on the other hand dont get such favourable reviews.

[James811]

Ok, I'll try them and see what I think. If they're not to my liking then they'll be swapping homes again