Review Notes: Amateur review: I just got back from a walk around the state capital on a cool Saturday night. I agree that the cigar burned very well, and it had a good amount of smoke. Heck, I even liked the shape of the cigar (flat end). But ugh, I really did not like the taste of this cigar. The smell is very unique (sweet, wine), but the cigar is just strong with no flavor. Just my opinion, and I only smoked 1 (came in the variety box).

 Review Notes: tastes like a mix of red wines, with hints of woodsy taste, burned really even, but lots of smoke

 Review Notes: Ok, unless you are into professional bowling, the above statement is probably not true of anything but THIS cigar. Fat, with tapering so that you can get it into your mouth, this cigar is a unique look into why ACID cigars have some decene fan fare. The flavors here are basic and woody, but not bad. I would say it is an average cigar with an above average press agent.

 Review Notes: I expected more from the Remi line. The Blondie still rocks! Construction was good and the flavor was bland.

 Review Notes: I have now had over half of the cigars in Acid's extraordinary line, and damned if the Kong Cameroon is not the most disappointing smoke I've had in a long while. The draw was abysmal. Somehow I pulled in more air than smoke. Considering this comes from the same line that has the delicious Blondie, the flavor is weak and almost non-existent. It just feels all wrong no matter how you smoke it. Yes, it looks mighty fine, but this isn't worth 4 dollars, let along 7. You can get the 1400cc for 7 around here! 6 in some places, and it's worlds better. I've still got the entire Red line to delve into and a couple more yellows...I hope I'm not this disappointed with an Acid ever again.