Review Notes: I've not bought bundles yet, but the 3 singles I've had over the last three months all good to the last draw. Of course I can think of cigars I would rather spend $6 on, but at <$3 for singles, a great value. Could use some more exciting band art, though. Highly recommend as an everyday smoke for those who like sweet earthy maduros.

 Review Notes: This cigar smelled good. It felt good in my hand. The first few puffs were great. But then it needed lit again. Then the burn went flat out inside the wrapper. Draw was a little tight, but not too bad. Then I noticed the very few wholes in the outside wrapper which were sucking air. It really tasted good. But the construction ruined the otherwise good Nicaruaguan filler. Bet if I busted it up and put the filler in my pipe, it would be great. I'm done trying these.

 Review Notes: until I started smoking it. Bland, blah, couldn't wait until it was over with. Dry, wooden, no depth in whatever medium flavor these folks are trying to get at. It did smoke wonderfully and looked pretty. I will oneday retry this stick. I may have gotten the bad one in the box.

 Review Notes: Good value for the price. Have smoked these for a long time after a cuban friend of mine recommended them as a easy, lower priced smoke.

 Review Notes: My local cigar shop connection turned me on to the Alcazar and I have not stopped thanking him. I didn't think a Maduro anywhere near this tasty could be had for under $4. The burn is not perfectly even, but the draw is good and I smoke them to the nub. I could smoke these all day long