Review Notes: Great little cigar w/ near perfect construction, good cameroon flavor, voluminous smoke, and a great draw. I don't understand why people trash it. Did they get a flawed sample or are they just cigar snobs (=girly man)? The bottom line is the AF SS is a wonderful smoke especially when free time is a concern. Nuff said.

Review Notes: Perhaps one of the best sticks available to the average consumer. A mild flavor with medium smoke, wonderful draw and impeccable construction. The flavor continues consistently through the length of the cigar. The diameter of this delight is perfect for a punch style cutter which gives the perfect draw. This goes well with a nice domestic specialty beer like Flat Tire which has spices that compliment the mildly sweet smoke. I can’t say enough good about this awesome cigar to do it justice.

Review Notes: This wasn't what I thought it would be...very firm draw...superhot cherry...cashew and spice flavors that fizzled out...really nothing special at all...also a bit light on the body with a very short finish...disapointing

Review Notes: I liked this one, but agree it was a bit hot. Maybe that was from smoking it to the nub, not wanting to waste any of this pricey stick, but also due to it being quite tasty. Medium and spicy, anytime of day cigar.

Review Notes: This is one of the most heavily reviewed cigars on this site, and I'll throw in my 2 cents worth. It's a dainty little perfecto with a nicely-rolled, toothy, and slightly oily wrapper. While it has a nice draw, it burns somewhat unevenly and a little hot. Medium to full in body, it's rather spicy with accompanying woody and nutty flavors. A spicy finish with a cigar buzz at the end not proportional to the small size. Compare with the Don Tomas Cameroon Perfecto No. 1, a cigar with an identical shape that performs better but is not as flavorful as this Hemingway.