 | | Origin: | Cuban | Manufactured: Hand Made |
| Gauge: | Medium | Length: | 170 |
| Format: | Dalia | Ring: | 43 |
| Weight: | 11,86 gr. | Score: | 8.6 |
| Presentation: 2 Layers in a Box of 25 |
Average user rating  
Review #15:  I purchased a box of these from a friend of a friend and now I know they must be fake. The construction is perfect, the caps are there, but the taste is flat. I think these were good fakes for a rookie but I know after the 1/3 mark something was wrong. It tastes like the blend is wrong not enough fillers. I took one apart and the wrapper, binder and filler are all long and have the V cut, but I think the blend is off. I am sad to say this does not match the taste of my Real cubans I have to reference (Bolivar Royal Coronas, Hoyo Epicures, RYJ Short Churchs) It's an Ok cigar, but I don't feel it is real so I am going to order a few singles from a REAL dealer and compare. Updates to follow - Submitted by nnjlon2 on February 9, 2008
Review #14: I am sorry to hear of reviwer #12's bad experience with the Imensas. I have been smoking this cigar for years. I prefer the Prominente sized smokes, but Bolivar has been able to keep the old school Havana taste in such a small package which just plain tastes great and has never failed me. This is one of those sleeper cigars that not many people try as it is rather gentle appearing, but if you have not enjoyed a good Bolivar Imensas, you have missed a truly wonderful smoking experience. They never need correction from the lighter, burn straight down as any cigar smoker desires and it is priced so that any true Puros lover can get a great smoke at a gentle price. I love these cigars and always try to have at least three boxes on hand, one to age, one to give as singles to friends and a third to smoke. They need only a minimum of aging to taste good and that appears as an earthy, slightly sweet taste. What I like best is the smell of my hand after enjoying one of these, hints of leather and old style Cuban cigar. How can you beat that? Enjoy everybody and a happy new year to everyone I have met and made friends with from this site. - Submitted by Rich Golodner on January 28, 2008
Review #13: What an exquisitely complex cigar! Bought an 05 box and the flavor almost defies description. They've been starting out a little on the rough side (for me), but quickly become increasingly rich, with complex coffee, earth and spice notes, leading to a final third of rich spice. Only downside for me is that they are so full bodied, the finish can be a bit overwhelming. Burn and draw have been perfect so far (knock on wood)! - Submitted by Goldenberg on January 28, 2008
Review #12: I may have a bad box. These have a poor draw and haven't impressed me yet. I guess I need to age them some more. My box is from Feb 07 - Submitted by nnjlon2 on January 25, 2008
Review #11: Another outstanding cigar in the Bolivar list: they look like they don't miss a single target. This one is lighter in strenght than the other Bolivars I tried, but is just as goods; the house flavours are all there from the very first puff, while the strenght evolves even if some more nicotine punch wouldn't be out of place. - Submitted by sasha on September 16, 2007
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