Date Added: Wednesday 21 November, 2012
The MADURO is essentially a dark version of the original Export. It comes in a dark brown paper wrap which is immediately nice to look at. Open it up and you immediately notice the difference from the original Export. It lights easily and has a very smooth and easy draw which is synonymous with Villigers. It has a has a rich, mellow taste which is slightly less spicy than the Export. In the nose it's delightful, with a warming woody aroma which lasts very nicely indeed. Overall, it's probably my new favourite and I highly recommend it to fans of the Export. This makes an excellent addition to the range.
Rating: 
[5 of 5 Stars!]
Date Added: Saturday 17 November, 2012
The premium no.7 is an attractive and well packaged cigar (actually too well packaged as the foil is a nightmare to remove). In the mouth it tastes fairly mild and subtle without any lasting aftertaste. In the nose it's nicer with a woody, perfumey aroma which is quite pleasant. The main problem with this cigar is that it is very tightly wrapped and the cover leaf actually comes round far enough to be obstructive. The result is that it's very difficult to get a draw through which is somewhat at odds with the easy going flavour. If you enjoy this type then you will like the premium no.7 but I'll be sticking to the export from now on.
Rating: 
[3 of 5 Stars!]
Date Added: Saturday 27 October, 2012
The square export is a very pleasant cigar, which has a rich but not too strong flavour. It has a warming, slightly spicy taste which lasts well. Burning time is around 25-45 minutes depending on your pace. Visually they are impressive. Each cigar is paper wrapped and the cigars themselves are an interesting light brown (almost yellow) colour. The only gripe with them is that they are not very tightly wrapped and sometimes in the late stages the cover leaf can start to unravel. Pehaps the round version is better in this respect.
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!]
