Sancho Panza Double Maduro Quixote Cigar Review Video

kaelaria · August 2010

This 4.5×50 box pressed maduro stick offers a dark chocolate, satin wrapped stick with firm construction, minimal veins, tight seams, a ton of oil sheen and feel and a mild peppery tobacco aroma. First light reveals a plain deep medium bodies tobacco with a heavy after taste. The entire rest of the 45 min experience was exactly the same – very plain with a bad aftertaste of plain tobacco. I want my $2 back. http://cigarobsession.com/cigar-reviews/sancho-panza-double-maduro-quixote-cigar-review/

kuzi16 · August 2010

so... you are mad at a $2 cigar that is not complex? wow... strict standards.

i got a note of dark chocolate and maybe a touch of burnt coffee out of em as well but all in all i think it is "uncomplex".

i guess im just not mad at it.

lilwing88 · August 2010

Hmmmm.... I really like this stick. I found it very smooth and enjoyable. I guess I had low expectations cuz it was under $3 and was pleasantly surprised. I still have a couple and with some age, they might improve.

dennisking · August 2010

this is the first of your reviews where you don't say something positive. it's okay to tell the truth.

kuzi16 · August 2010

dennisking:
this is the first of your reviews where you don't say something positive. it's okay to tell the truth.

maybe a bum one.

kaelaria · August 2010

Actually not true, if you've seen the couple hundred vids I've made so far you would see plenty of bad ones. Luckily I concentrate on non-bargain bin sticks, so a bad experience is uncommon.

youngryan216 · March 2015

Had a very similar experience with the first 2 of a 5er I tacked on to my last order. Almost tasteless but with very muted scorched maduro flavor. Not bad, but not worth spending $ on when much better budget sticks are out there.

I know this thread is dead, but I just thought I'd share.

Sancho Panza Double Maduro Quixote Cigar Review Video

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