Review Notes: Scent of cloves, cinnamon. Flawed appearance. Two actual wrinkles. How this got past quality control is confusing. Lights very easily, as expected from past experiences with the Acid brand. Typical to the brand powerful sweetness for the first 10 minutes. Draws nicely. Zero flavor notes due to sweetess. After first third the cigar becomes stronger. Sweetness balanced, hiints of wood. Cedar mostly. Consistant uneven burn after first 1/4. Unenjoyable harshness after first 1/2.

Review Notes: flowers chemicals WTF terrible waste of money

Review Notes: This is up there with my favorites. It is sooo smoooth and has a very pleasant draw with exceptionally thick bellowing smoke. It's a staple in my humidor.

Review Notes: I was a bit shocked with the first taste of this one. But after enjoying several of these I have to say A cid is one of my favorites. Definately not a good accompanist to a fine scotch or the only cigar I would want in the hunidor but its still a good smoke. I do have to agree with others that I dont like the packaging and its a bit pricy at my local shop.

Review Notes: ACID is something I must be in a specific mood for, but when I do light one up, I am never disappointed. Drew really puts a lot of effort into these, and the appearance and construction are always solid. The unique flavor always hits the spot when I'm in that particular mood. Smoke itself is light and crisp with herbal notes. The aftertaste on the lips is also more pronounced than with other cigars and leaves a definite sweetness...I always feel like a kid licking his lips of sugar after eating candy. They are certainly pricier than average, for their size and relative length of a smoke you get from them. However, not making a regular habit out of them, I am more than happy to plunk down for that special sweet fix every once in a while when it so strikes me.