Review Notes: These are my go-to smokes for weekend mornings with coffee. They are very mild, which is what I am looking for in the morning. More robust cigars leave my taste buds overwhelmed for the rest of the day, but these don't do that. Lots of smooth, creamy smoke, not too spicy, not too heavy on the nic-buzz factor. If you're looking for an ass-kicking, you'll have to look elsewhere. If you want to step up in strength and spice, try the same thing in the Classic line. This is one of the smokes that got me hooked on torps.

Review Notes: Good smoke volume, even burn, good draw from a well made cigar with great appearance. Surprising good flavor from this mild Connecticut wrapper and I'll add this to my mild section on the humidor as a definite keeper.

Review Notes: These are a big, fat, mild cigar. The label is humorously OTT, but it works -- an attractive see-gar. Construction is loose but consistent. Smoked quickly, they burn unevenly. Smoked slowly, they burn evenly and stay lit well over an hour. I like them for fishing -- a small bit of smoke keeps the skeeters away, and I can smoke a couple in a row without the nic-jitters.

Review Notes: I'm a 5 Vegas Gold fan, that said, this cigar was good, but not as delicious as the churchill, toro or the robusto. This Torpedo was very mild of course, but did not have the depth or complexity of flavor you find in those other three. It was still much better than the Nugget. I've only had this stick a short time, I'll put the rest of the 5-pack in the humidor and check them out in the Fall. Still the other sizes were good from the get-go.

Review Notes: Good flavor, mild and creamy. Pleasent aroma, solid light gray ash, and clean even burn. Nubbed it. I haven't smoked many mild cigars, but if you are looking for a cheap mild smoke, I think you can do a lot worse than these. Currently, you can get six of these and six 5 Vegas Classic torpedos for $19.99 at CI (your cart total has to be above $20.)