Indian Tabac Super Fuerte Reviews
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Super Fuerte Corona Grande
"I Love these Cigars"
Years ago I was introduced to these cigars. Today they are better that the first ones I had. I am sold on these. Give them a try and find true Flavor, Burn, and taste. you will Love this cigar.
Dennie in Munfordville, Ky
September 14, 2011
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Indian Tabac Super Fuerte Robusto 5 Pack
"These have gone downhill"
These used to be one of the best cigars on the market. I used to smoke 2-3 a week for years. Over the past couple of years they have devolved into junk. Horrible construction, awful taste and awful smell. Up yours, Rocky.
borndead1 in Kalamazoo, MI
August 7, 2011
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Indian Tabac Super Fuerte Robusto
"Great smoke for the price"
Have bought 2 boxes of these in the last couple of months. Great every day smoke.
Had only one bad one in the lot and a couple that have burned unevenly, but for the price and taste I'm willing to overlook the one or two mistakes.
Also, the box is spectacular, a real keeper! So much so that my father-in-law uses one for his money at our weekly poker game.
Aaron in Tacoma, WA
July 7, 2011
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Indian Tabac Super Fuerte Double Corona
"Great full"
Love the super fuerte! Rich tasting cigar and burns for a long time.
Tom in Charleston,WV
July 1, 2011
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Indian Tabac Super Fuerte Petit Belicoso 5 pack
"((( SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE )))"
The Indian Tabac Super Fuerte Petit Belicoso, sports a boxed pressed, black oily wrapper, with some slight brown spots. The wrapper is thick and chewy. The cigar is medium in body. The ash burns loose and raged. Upon lighting this Belicoso, sharp notes of chard wood sting the nose, and notes of black pepper, smack the pallet. After settling into the cigar, the notes of wood mellow out in the nose, and a hint of spice comes through on the pallet. Throughout the second half of the burn, note of sweet tobacco, with a slight hint of toasted coconut, was present on the pallet. On the third portion of the burn, notes of black coffee were present in the nose, and one the pallet. The approximate burn time for this Belicoso is 90 minutes.
On a scale of 1 to 10, I'd rate this cigar 5.5
Note--Due to it's burn issues, I have to hold back on the score.
ROBB HUGHES in MICHIGAN
June 11, 2011
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Indian Tabac Super Fuerte Toro
"Good Full Smoke"
One of my everyday smokes. Had some issues with canoeing on a couple but nothing to really worry about. It's a good quality smoke. I use it as an after work wind-down. Tastes great, and quality made. I had one the other day and got the ash all the way to the bottom of the band before it fell off. Give this a try, if you like full bodied flavors you'll like it!
James in Fayetteville Arkansas
March 11, 2011
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Indian Tabac Super Fuerte Robusto
"A cigar that taste like A cigar."
Most cigars are constructed to be either extra flavorful or extra strong. This one is different. A good even flavor profile and A good balance between strength and flavor. I had no burn problems as others have stated and no issues with the blending of the flavors. The cigar that I smoked was great. I will definitely be ordering more. In my personal scorebook I gave this cigar a well deserved 97. Some people may say that I'm too generous with the way I score cigars, but I know what I enjoy and this cigar suits me fine. If I smoke A cigar and can find no fault with it, I will not hesitate to rate it accordingly.
Rodney Beckom in Rockmart Ga.
February 10, 2011
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Indian Tabac Super Fuerte Double Corona
"This Is An Awesome Cigar"
This has become my everyday cigar. I have smoked both the maduro and natural Double Corona and, personally, prefer the natural. After six boxes, I haven't had a non-smoker yet. Some do burn a little uneven (but self correct) and, maybe, one per box will tunnel on me (which is easy enough to fix). That being said, this is a very good medium bodied cigar with huge flavor profile, excellent aroma, and a long finish that is extremely consistent from cigar to cigar. Plus, they are reasonably priced for the quality (and each box contains 25 cigars instead of the typical 20). In my opinion, you really can't go wrong buying a box of these bad boys.
Bill K in Savannah, GA
January 23, 2011
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Indian Tabac Super Fuerte Toro
"fr the money -- good deal!"
i gave a couple hundred of these away while in Iraq. for the money it's a decent smoke. Yeah, some canoe and some unwrap, but I have had that happen with expensive ones on occasion -- these are medium-strong and sometimes you need that!
shaun in fayette-nahm
October 8, 2010
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Indian Tabac Super Fuerte Toro
"Choose Something Else"
Could use a better cap, Burn is very uneven, maduro wrappers on the box I smoked were brittle and thinner than other maduros Try Romeo y Juliet Reserve maduro for a better smoke!
Eric in Tulsa, OK
June 12, 2010
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