Puros Indios Bronco

Typical Puros Indios Cigar, not much to look at, and not that great a burn, but good taste at a good price. The flavor was a salty-nutty flavor with a few hints of nuts and cream. This cigar is a value as it last a long time.

Canada at a stripclub...so right off the bat it was givin high marks. Then being side tracked by a fine lady I lost foucs on the cigar went back to it 30 min later and smoked it like I just lit it for the first time. It's a big stick that takes a while but it's not a heavy stick that wil make you sick. It's very enjoyable.

A few things. I used to recall the PI's from 94. Wonderful!! They were cheep and had a rich flavor like Padron 1964. Not any more. The problem, they do not own their own tobacco farm, so they get different. The model was the best. It was mild (I smoke La Flor 700 with a 54 gauge), but the most smooth and least bitter. And it had a little taste. It burned very uneven and I could not get it worked out. And it burned quick.

This one sat, well sprawled, in my humidor for a few months. Came in a sampler. Kept wondering when it was that I would ever find the time and the temperament to smoke it. Ah, party with the wife’s family Labor Day weekend. So I put on my loud Vegas shirt and pulled the PI out when the BBQ was stoked. Figured it would be a crowd pleaser. It was. Endured the jokes about smoking the odd Chicago dog, tree trunk, etc. Father-in-law asked for some subtle levity: Come on George Burns, tell us a joke. You know what? It was a great cigar. The beer-butt chicken was taking forever to cook, so I actually took my time with this ogre. The first inch or so was stinky, but then it opened up and tasted just fine, a nice toasty medium. Had to touch up the burn once. Put it down with a couple inches left after it just plain wore me down with the weight and smoke.

For a cigar the size of this one, the draw is beyond belief. Pulling in a mouthful of smoke was as easy as smoking a cigarette. The burn was nice and even as well; overall this cigar is nicely constructed. My last (first) experience with Puros Indios cigars was with the Magnum. After smoking one of those things, I tried unsuccessfully to give them away. Needless to say, I was a little slow to try these cigars. But once I did get around to these sticks, I was pleasantly surprised. The taste was decent, with a little woodsy flavor mixed with some earth. The finish was somewhat spicey and fairly long lasting. I have the remainder of a five pack and will let them rest some more. Maybe then I can add them to the humidor where I keep my nice tasting cigars.

If you haven't tried the maduro you've missed a medium flavorful smoke. Typical PI maduro which is a good thing. It seems for a low priced cigar these are always good. It burns well for a jawbreaker, one touch up about half way. Good smoke for the money.

This is a big fat boy full of creamy smooth smoke. It's quite flavorful and has a great burn and construction. This is a goto smoke for me when i'm looking for a big long smoke. And there cheap on C-Bid too.

I remember smoking a Puros Indios in a corona, lonsdale, or some other smaller ring guage years ago and I enjoyed it. This huge ring guage left me wanting for flavor. This will sometimes happen in large ring guage sizes. The stick was very handsome in it's incredibly dark, shiny, Ecuadorian wrapper. It had been in my "mild cigar" humidor for at least 3 months and was "best in show" in there. However, the flavor was just missing. I felt I was sucking on a cylinder of wood. I kept waiting for something good to come out this monster but nothng ever did. Disappointing. Draw was tight, burn uneven, ash was loose. Others really like these. Will retry in another month or so.

This cigar is big as hell. 56 ring gauge. Medium body, decent tasting smoke packed into this beast. It felt like I was smoking a corn cob at times. Draw was fine and burn was uneventful. I think I was smoking Andre the Giant's thumb. A good value here. Did I mention it was big?

The quality on this cigar was right up there with many of the more-popular brands. Nice, solid white ash. Perfect burn all the way down. Very smooth, sweet cigar. And at less than $5.00, this stick will definitely become a regular in my rotation. Recommended!

Bought these in the spirng for golfing. This is a big cigar.. 56 ring. Smokes smooth with lots of subtle character. Got a little hot at the end (roach clip size) but thats about all the bad I can say about it. Burned great, you could smoke meat with the clouds of smoke coming off this fat boy. Some might call this one mild to medium as it is soo smooth I think its a solid medium. Be careful its easy to inhale this billowy creamy giant. I caught a good buzz.