Review Notes: Its well constructed, good quality tobacco and well aged, but not alot on the flavor department. It also starts very dry and the flavor picks up in the second half, but not that much. I think if your used to smoking full bodied cigars, you may be disappointed with the flavour of this cigar as I was.

Review Notes: Construction and appearance are alway perfect in this 30 minute smoke. Nice white smoke with plenty of volume, great draw, very even burn, medium body with nice flavor complexity from the wrapper, and this is a must add to any humidor.

Review Notes: I go to the cigar store to check out the inventory to get first dibs on any new,rare cigars or stock that comes in. This was one, they only had 5 in stock I purchased them all, as I noticed these were tough to get online. I smoked one amazed at the small size. The flavor was good, the burn was 25-30 minutes on a 4" cigar! A little spicy, a good smoke and a good taste for the price and the quality of the cigar. A must try and good cigar. Don't let the small size fool you...This cigar is 8 feet tall!

Review Notes: I have to admit I am a little biased toward this smoke and was so at time of purchase. Hemingway is my favorite author, long before I found cigars, so I was a bit partial. I enjoyed this smoke immensely, short as the name implies, but enjoyable. It was a little slow to start, but once the plot was established, I kept reading. The ending was not bad either. Wasnt the best smoke I ever had, would smoke again, but the price point is a little high. Definitely paying more for the name than the flavor, but good cigar overall.

Review Notes: The wrapper was a dark brown and slightly toothy. The prelit aroma was of dried, dark fruit....something along the lines of raisins. There was also a noticeable aroma of cedar. I tasted the cap, which was surprising sweet. The appearance of the Short Story was good. It was a little rough in some areas though. I clipped the head and the draw was tight, but I attributed this to the perfecto end. After lighting, the initial flavors were sweet and fruity (dark, dried fruity). This lingered for the first half inch and then we slowly moved into nutty and woody flavors. The sweetness was there all the way to the end. The ash was a light grey and was firm. It fell off about half way through. The coal that was left was cone-shaped. After the ash fell off, this smoke got progressively more bitter. I purged a few times and then the next puff was a little less bitter, but the one after that was bitter. I let this smoke die with about an inch left due to the intensifying bitterness. This Short Story lasted me 55 minutes.