East India Ltd Churchill Review

[bc3po]

Fully intended to put this in the dog rocket thread,But as it turns out,it didn't belong there.
These are well constructed smokes.nice cap,no veins.A bit funky smelling,not in a bad way.prelight draw was good,got some earthy tastes.had no lighting issues,and it burned well.
This is a medium bodied stick.very earthy and sadly,one dimensional.Not a dog rocket,but nothing to right home about either.strickly a yard gar.These have been in the coolerdor about a month,and maybe with the passage of time,so more flavor will come out.
I have to say,Hansotia sticks have mostly disapointed me.
I've yet to smoke a Gurkha,Sherpa,etc that really impressed me.I've been gifted a couple of gurkha's,so maybe they'll be the ones to change my mind.

[Da Klugs]

Originally Posted by bc3po

Fully intended to put this in the dog rocket thread,But as it turns out,it didn't belong there.
These are well constructed smokes.nice cap,no veins.A bit funky smelling,not in a bad way.prelight draw was good,got some earthy tastes.had no lighting issues,and it burned well.
This is a medium bodied stick.very earthy and sadly,one dimensional.Not a dog rocket,but nothing to right home about either.strickly a yard gar.These have been in the coolerdor about a month,and maybe with the passage of time,so more flavor will come out.
I have to say,Hansotia sticks have mostly disapointed me.
I've yet to smoke a Gurkha,Sherpa,etc that really impressed me.I've been gifted a couple of gurkha's,so maybe they'll be the ones to change my mind.

These are my least favorite of the K haa. cigars. You do get the nice little canvas bag when you order a bundle. Try the regents.

[jonharky3]

Well I had or at least attempted to smoke one of these last night. I cut into it and did the prelit draw and notice that the draw was too tight. I lit it and tried smoking it. I smoke maybe a third of it before I had sat it down and chalked it up as a loss. What I did smoke though I didn't care for anyway. There wasn't too much flavor to it.