Review Notes: I guess I just dont like the aftertaste of this cigar. the construction had a few issues but nothin big. Its an alright maduro , I jusr donmt get why anyone would buy this over a Tatuaje or illusione. to each his own.

Review Notes: nasty taste and bad construction

Review Notes: ASHMAN hit the nail on the head here - nice firm construction, good burn, complex mix of coffee, cinnamon and mocha, and of course the obligatory spice of a DPG. It does indeed start off with a blast of pepper and spice before gaining a nice balance. With most maduros you simply get the straightforward maduro flavor and not much else. Not here. One of the more complex and well balanced maduros I have smoked.

Review Notes: Be ready for the blast of pepper and spicy hots during the first half inch before it begins to settle down and smooth out. Being my first DPG maduro I wasn't sure what to expect but was pleasantly surprised to find only slight traditional maduro flavor mixed with spicy cinnamon, coffee and a subtle mocha flavor that showed up at the half way point. It does become a more true maduro in the last third. A nice straight burn for a box press and it has a nice firm feel. Adorned in a dark smooth wrapper this beauty will satisfy the strong cigar lover.

Review Notes: I really liked the 601 green oscuro but was suprised on how bad this stick was from start to finish it tasted like grass( like a lawn) and after the first half of that it started to leak tar and also take on a tarry leather flavor that wasnt good. im gonna try another to see if it was a bad stick. but the one I had was no better than 7/11 cigars with an overwelming nicotine kick.