Review Notes: Good looks, construction, draw, burn and flavor in a small package. The Alpha and Atomic are still my favorites, but when you're looking for a quick smoke these are a great choice.

Review Notes: Based on the high scores these guys are getting, I picked up a box. This little guy passes all tests. Good construction/burn, looks good etc. Flavor is a combo of startling pepper with an underlying creaminess. Great cigar!

Review Notes: I've had these for a year now and they've changed little. For the technically curious, I've kept them in all their original packaging -- box, cedar sleeve, and cello. They're fine for a small smoke, but that's about it. Starts with a decent kick, but fades quickly. Like almost all vitolas in the "A" line, these are plagued by a short finish. Pleasant flavor, but it dissipates almost instantly on the palate. I had this one with a cup of medium roast coffee and some chocolates, and the smoke stood up to neither. Nothing to hate here, but I just find them to be a tease. There are better small format sticks (Camacho H3s), tastier maduros (too many to list), and better values (again, too many to list).

Review Notes: After toasting the foot I lighted it and right off the bat it produced lots a smoke. That surprised me coming from a small cigar. The flavors coming out of this was of dark cocoa with creamy undertones. Delicious. The finish reminds me of the burnt marshmellow the reviewer below me mentions. Perfect burn and draw. Highly recommend.

Review Notes: Wow! This little guy packs a big taste. The only shame was that it was over so fast. Lots of Maduro type tastes here including rich cocoa, chocolate even slightly burnt marshmallows (kinda). It really made me want a bigger version so I order a five pack of the Alpha. Can't wait.