Review Notes: These have been in my humidor for just over two years. Decided to light one up today. I took the cedars off due to others getting mold. Nice outside appearance and construction. Heavy cigar. Clipped the cap, and the draw is kind of tight. Nice slightly sweet raisiny prelight taste. First third - nothing special. Woody and peppery tasting. not my favorite tastes. Second third - getting some nice but very faint chocolate after tastes. I'm just not impressed thus far. Burn is a bit uneven. Cigar is staying nice and cool. Choc tastes are gone as suddenly as they appeared. Losing interest. This is my first 46, but I've had other Anejos. This one isn't even close. Bored with it. Killing it and going to take a nap...

 Review Notes: The pre draw tastes like a chocolate bar. Every puff offers up a different taste. Iits one of those "you know good tobacco when you taste it" cigars. A strong/rich cigar but balanced so as it doesn't overpower. A perfect accompaniment to a reserve solera cream sherry that i had with it.

 Review Notes: Out of all the sizes of Anejo, the 46 has the best flavor and depth.

 Review Notes: First off, this cigar had fantastic presentation with the red ribbon and cedar wrapper removed revealing a beautiful maduro 46 x 5 beneath. Prelight sweet pepper. Post light a little harshness on the first few puffs, then sweet cocoa and pepper thereafter. Perfect burn to the nub. Worth $10.

 Review Notes: Nice rich flavor and razor sharp burn. Lots of black cherry and wood with intoxicating aroma. A great cigar!