Review Notes: Tuesday afternoon's 5 Vegas experience reminded me how nice these can be. These are not going to win any beauty contests, they are not going to blow you away with intense changing flavor profiles, and you'll run into some minor construction issues regarding burn and draw every fourth stick or so. But for $3 a throw, once properly aged for at least 3 months, you can't beat these as an everyday smoker. You can count on them being mostly medium bodied, full of slightly sweet, straight tobacco type flavors, with some coffee, wood, and earth overtones. Enjoy.

Review Notes: Well if you like Fonsecas you will like this one and vice versa. The robust proportions of this will definately satisfy the lovers of big cigars. It was mild and had a nutty finish. had some difficulty cutting it because I left my cutter at the girlfriends. other than that it was well worth the $3 give this one a try if you like mild-med.

Review Notes: This was a prety decent smoke with good flavor. The construction was not at all the best on this size though. Very tight draw kept the other wise good score down.

Review Notes: I was gifted a few of these recently and finally got around to lighting one up, didn't expect much, just a decent bundle cigar. Was I ever suprised to find these torpedoes as complex and rich tasting as any premium I've tried, even those costing far more. At the risk of sounding heretical, when I closed my eyes, I may as well have beem smoking an Anejo #55. Aside from some burn issues in the last 3rd of the smoke, I'd say this is a premium cigar.

Review Notes: All in all I found this to be a great smoke. I found that when lit correctly and smoked while turning the cigar it burned evenly and fully. The ash was super firm lasting about 2 inches before falling off. There were definite earthy notes and coffee flavors and it paired nicely with a dark cup of coffee. All in all a premium smoke for what I paid.