Review Notes: Smoked this last one in my convertible and it was quite tasty. I forgot how much smoke this strange shaped cigar puts out. I think my car was completely covered at one point...NOT! I do remember that this gar had some burn problems and so it was with this one, of course smoking it a convertible a 70 mph doesn't help much either. It was an enjoyble smoke going down the Hwy.

 Review Notes: This is a really neat looking, classic shaped perfecto. Plump in the middle, and narrow at the ends. Sort of square where you light it, and round where you cut it. Good construction. Nice draw and burn. Mellowed out quite a bit in a couple of years in my humidified closet. Mild to medium. Traits of grain and walnuts. Not a bad cigar, but they definately needed to age. Got a box free on a JR deal when I bought two boxes of the Aristoff perfectos. These are not nearly as good as the old blend, when they came in Connecticut, Cameroon, and maduro with a Dominican filler. I also miss the classic, really cool looking boxes, with little knob type legs on the bottom. I have about a box of each, and I will miss them when they are gone. The old Cameroon blend rank right up with Don Carlos and such other top shelf. These new incarnations are good, but not close to the classic Aristoff.

 Review Notes: But not the best. My dad used to say "incredibly average" Might but these again, but there are better values out there.

 Review Notes: This is not a bad cigar. It had some construction problems. The taste was adequate and distinctive. I'm not knocking down the doors to buy more, know what I mean.

 Review Notes: Unusual "cartoon" cigar like shape. Flavor is somewhat rich, with some barnyard finish & a bakery spice nose. Very hard to get a draw. Not plugged. Draws like a cracked cigar. Not just one either. All 5-6 I have smoked.