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  • Olivia Serie G Maduro Rubusto Vs Inka Secret Blend Blue Natural Wrapper

    I don't know if there is a review etiquette for versus, but I had two different smokes last night while walking to and from a wine tasting 'date night' last night and decided that I would have a smoke on the way there as its a good hour or so. I couldnt decide what to take so I chose the Olivia Serie G Maduro Robusto and an Inka Secret Blend Azul Blue. Not one to resist temptation, I had one there one one back. I've mentioned previously that I'm not one for scoring by numbers, but as i'm no shakespeare so bear with me.

    Appearance: Olivia G: little smoke, box pressed, maduro wrapper fairly matte, firm to the touch, tight filler

    Inka Blue: Short and fat, very spongy, light clean wrapper loose looking filler, the more attractive in my opinion


    Smoke:
    I opted to toast before cutting, then purge before drawing on the back of a post I read on here.

    Olivia G: very even and smooth burn, quite fast at about 45min to the end, but it is a little smoke and I smoked hard because I liked it. Very tasty and slightly aromatic giving off chocolate, nutty and earthy notes, remaining smooth and moreish throughout, I smoked right to the end and enjoyed every part. Quite tight draw with not huge amounts of smoke but not an issue to me personally.
    Inka Blue: Again opting for pre light and purge. Initial draw gave off a very harsh and bitter taste, which I likened a bit to burnt plastic. about 3-4 puffs in I was ready to throw away but persevered as I know a cigar can change dramatically later on. At about the start of the 2nd third, it mellowed drastically and became a creamy smoke with lashings of smoke, partly due to the loose draw i?d imagine, by this point the damage was done however and wasn?t prepared to continue through and try to enjoy, i disagreed after about 10/15min.


    Overall:
    Olivia G: great little smoke with very tasty flavours and easy to smoke at any occasion that requires a shorter smoke. I can see it being great as my ?walk home from pub? cigar. At ?7.89 I will absolutely be buying again.
    Inka Blue: Disappointing smoke, possibly a poor cigar, may try the madder wrapper or the Inka Red to make a proper decision, at ?6.99 I will be trying a few others first though.


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    I don't know if there is a review etiquette for versus, but I had two different smokes last night while walking to and from a wine tasting 'date night' last night and decided that I would have a smoke on the way there as its a good hour or so. I couldnt decide what to take so I chose the Olivia Serie G Maduro Robusto and an Inka Secret Blend Azul Blue. Not one to resist temptation, I had one there one one back. I've mentioned previously that I'm not one for scoring by numbers, but as i'm no shakespeare so bear with me.




    Appearance: Olivia G: little smoke, box pressed, maduro wrapper fairly matte, firm to the touch, tight filler

    Inka Blue: Short and fat, very spongy, light clean wrapper loose looking filler, the more attractive in my opinion


    Smoke:
    I opted to toast before cutting, then purge before drawing on the back of a post I read on here.

    Olivia G: very even and smooth burn, quite fast at about 45min to the end, but it is a little smoke and I smoked hard because I liked it. Very tasty and slightly aromatic giving off chocolate, nutty and earthy notes, remaining smooth and moreish throughout, I smoked right to the end and enjoyed every part. Quite tight draw with not huge amounts of smoke but not an issue to me personally.
    Inka Blue: Again opting for pre light and purge. Initial draw gave off a very harsh and bitter taste, which I likened a bit to burnt plastic. about 3-4 puffs in I was ready to throw away but persevered as I know a cigar can change dramatically later on. At about the start of the 2nd third, it mellowed drastically and became a creamy smoke with lashings of smoke, partly due to the loose draw i?d imagine, by this point the damage was done however and wasn?t prepared to continue through and try to enjoy, i disagreed after about 10/15min.


    Overall:
    Olivia G: great little smoke with very tasty flavours and easy to smoke at any occasion that requires a shorter smoke. I can see it being great as my ?walk home from pub? cigar. At ?7.89 I will absolutely be buying again.
    Inka Blue: Disappointing smoke, possibly a poor cigar, may try the madder wrapper or the Inka Red to make a proper decision, at ?6.99 I will be trying a few others first though.
    Last edited by Wigan; 07-03-2015, 06:14 PM.

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    • #3
      Oliva G's are lovely IMO! Try the Belicoso. Inka.... not interested one bit.
      Licky Licky before Sticky Sticky. - Puff Scotty 22/03/14

      Originally posted by PeeJay
      I get longing looks from guys walking past

      Originally posted by butternutsquashpie
      A purge follows a rapid puffing session.

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      • #4
        Eyes playing you up Wigan

        Nice little review Krist, I keep meaning to get a few Oliva in the humi to try but not got around to it as yet.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Ben4watches View Post
          Eyes playing you up Wigan
          He did it for the old folk like me!
          'Cigars are a hobby, cigarettes an addiction'

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Ben4watches View Post
            Eyes playing you up Wigan

            Nice little review Krist, I keep meaning to get a few Oliva in the humi to try but not got around to it as yet.
            Figure transferred from some other device and couldn't sort the font so stepped in to help

            And yeah eyes fading fast as well as hearing and knees and back and everything else

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Wigan View Post
              Figure transferred from some other device and couldn't sort the font so stepped in to help

              And yeah eyes fading fast as well as hearing and knees and back and everything else
              Cheers Wigan, yeah transferred from iPad to forum.

              Don't worry, went for a walk up the peak district to waste some time between hospital visiting hours and know my knees feel like they've had someone beat them with a bat and thats at 27!

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              • #8
                Inkas are, imho a total and utter waste of money.
                They could be free and I still would not smoke them.
                They could be the last cigars on the planet and I would simply stop smoking.
                For the price, there are FAR better cigars out there.
                I regret every last penny I spent on them when I was starting out.
                Please save your money - don't bother with any others and instead explore other sticks around that price point....
                When you get pms, drop me your address and I'll send you a few sticks to try...

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by groundhog View Post
                  Inkas are, imho a total and utter waste of money.
                  They could be free and I still would not smoke them.
                  They could be the last cigars on the planet and I would simply stop smoking.
                  For the price, there are FAR better cigars out there.
                  I regret every last penny I spent on them when I was starting out.
                  Please save your money - don't bother with any others and instead explore other sticks around that price point....
                  When you get pms, drop me your address and I'll send you a few sticks to try...
                  I'm with Groundhog on this, the Inka line is trash. I've tried a few and always been disappointed. If anything I've found the red worse than the blue, at least with the blue the whole wrapper has never unravelled on my after lighting (this was from an intact wrapper without any obvious damage).

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                  • #10
                    Yup one of the worst cigars I've ever smoked.

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                    • #11
                      Well thats them off the list! Thanks lads for saving me a few quid.

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by groundhog View Post
                        Inkas are, imho a total and utter waste of money.
                        They could be free and I still would not smoke them.
                        They could be the last cigars on the planet and I would simply stop smoking.
                        For the price, there are FAR better cigars out there.
                        I regret every last penny I spent on them when I was starting out.
                        Please save your money - don't bother with any others and instead explore other sticks around that price point....
                        When you get pms, drop me your address and I'll send you a few sticks to try...
                        the suggestions would be priceless at this point! I'm a couple of months away from the PMs yet!

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