Review Notes: Agreeing with some others here, it did start a tad rough, but that faded fast. That's also where I got most of the peppery spice, which I always like. It mellowed out pretty quicky. Pretty nicely bodied, full. The last inch that I smoked left me wanting more, I smoked it down to the nub. The draw was a bit tight at first, but not incredibly so, got better middle down. Burned pretty evenly, on the hot side. I'll surely seek out some larger cigars with this wrapper. The price was right as well.

Review Notes: I read about this cigar being made a Chateau Fuente along with Opux so I thought I would try it. Excellent cigar for a 1/4 of the price of Opus. I bought a box and every cigar is a treat. They get better with time. The Sungrown wrapper is just strong enough.

Review Notes: Have always liked this gar. So bought three boxes when I had the chance. Hard to find in these parts. No harshness after being in the humi for a year. More oils come to the surface over time. Draw a problem on one out of six.

Review Notes: This smoke always starts harsh but by the time you get to the middle, the flavour will make you forget the rough start. It's in my top 5 under5; Partagas Black Magnifico, Punch Royal Coronation tube, CAO Mx2,Cusano Killer Corona(wich keeps moving up the list with each one I smoke),and Arturo Fuente Sun Grown Chateau.

Review Notes: Fairly strong, robust cigar. Small, but burns for 45 minutes or more. The sun grown wrapper adds more flavor that the maduro wrapper in this line -- spicy. Great construction and flawless burn.