Made at the same factory as Montecristo, H. Upmann, and Romeo y Julieta, Casa de Garcia is not your typical bundled cigar. These are made with long leaves from the Dominican Republic and Honduras, along with either buttery Connecticut, chocolaty maduro, or rich Sumatra wrapper leaves for a sub-$2 smoke that won’t leave a bad taste in your mouth. Expect clean flavors, a remarkable burn, and long ashes from these affordable beauties.
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4.6
Mr K
Very nice a very smooth and will bodied smoke. Its my favorite on the golf course. One for the front nine and one on the back nine. Thanks again for the great service.
By Dennis
on Jul 30, 2015
4.2
Best Beginner Stick Ever
This was the first cigar I actually liked, and it will always hold a place in my heart. Smooth with hints of caramel & cedar make for a pleasant first time smoke that I always go back to help me remember why I enjoy smoking in the first place.
By Jacob
on Aug 2, 2013
3.6
Decent value cigar
Pretty good value cigar. For the price it burns nice, draw is ok, and flavor is not too bad. Makes a good every day smoker at an affordable price.
By Stephen
on Dec 26, 2013
5
Great!
This a great value. My husband loves these cigars and they are always fresh and fast delivery.
By lisa
on Dec 13, 2016
2.8
Tight Draw
I just smoked my first one of these and the draw was exceptionally tight. They do not appear to be over humidified so do not think that was the issue. I did not let them rest for an extended period like some suggest, but my other cigars do not require that. The flavor was okay, but fairly mellow. I tried punching the cigar to loosen it but not much help. After getting more than half way through I gave up and broke the cigar apart to investigate. The filler seemed very chopped and bunched. Unless the first was a bad one I won't be ordering any more of these.
By Dale
on Jun 11, 2013
Casa de Garcia Robusto Connecticut is rated
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5 customer ratings.
