El Reloj (in Spanish, "the clock") cigar is named after J.C. Newman's cigar factory in Tampa where he started rolling cigars in 1954. The El Reloj factory with its famous four-sided clock built in 1910, was a focal point of the Ybor City, Tampa community in a time when most people did not own clocks or watches. In honor to this building that hosts the last operating cigar factory in Tampa, JC Newman has made this value priced cigar with quality fillers from Dominican Republic, Nicaragua and Honduras, wrapped in a rich Ecuador Havana Seed Sungrown wrapper.
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By criteria
Draw3.6
Appearance4.0
Burn3.7
Aroma3.9
Taste3.9
By stars
David Talbot · Ocho · Fri Mar 10
So far so good! No draw problems with my box & whilst the finish may be a little scruffy, these cigars are a nice even burn & last for a long time. Great value & though I got mine with smoke rings, I’ll certainly be happy to pay for more.
Jeff Seaton · Ocho · Tue Feb 01
Good choice
Mike Nieman · Ocho · Thu Jul 30
This cigar was a good price and decent flavor. The draw was impossible though. It was so tight throughout the entire cigar, and was a serious pain. I bought a box, smoked 4, and I am throwing out the rest.
Jaime Moreno · Ocho · Thu Jul 02
a good everyday cigar!
james johnson · Ocho · Wed May 06
This bad boy, should be in every ones humidor. It is fantastic from start to finish. Love that it is also made in the USA. Enjoy this BAD BOY!!!!!!!!
Steve Brown · Ocho · Wed Mar 11
Great mild cigar for the price
James Murray · Ocho · Mon Feb 17
Great smoke, at a good value
Guest:Gaston Laya · Ocho · Mon May 13
Nice cigar
Eric Valiante · Ocho · Fri Aug 31
This one is your basic go to the golf course and share with your mates cigar. As far as appearance, too many veins sticking out to suit me. Dry draw is easy, mellow taste and lighting is adequate. For the most part it burns evenly but the ash does not stay on past 1/4-1/2 inches. Now, I know this is not a premium $8 cigar but for $2.50-3.00 a stick they could at least put some taste in this long cigar. I have been smoking mine while writing this and the veins touching my lips do iritate me so I take a puff and remove it from my mouth.