Review Notes: I smoked an Ashton over 3 years ago, and remembered thinking they weren't worth the money. Now, I come to appreciate the taste in a such a mild cigar. Furthermore, when the thought of buying a box crosses my mind, then its gotta mean its a solid cigar.

Review Notes: mild, consistent and delicious. creamy. overpriced. a good gift. great for newbies or when the mild mood strikes. i like one now and then, but u can get a better smoke for 4 bucks.

Review Notes: Thought I'd try one. Sat in a quiet corner of my local bar, fired it up, felt like one of the three kings. The aroma was like frankincence! Five minuets later it all went wrong, big time! It kept on side burning so it tasted bad, despite working very hard to try to keep this rather expencive stick burning evenly, it was not happening. I know this one has a reputation of being a very good mild smooth smoke, and I so wanted to enjoy it as I have time to smoke with my morning coffee, but it was a bad smoke even for a dollar, let alone the $7 I paid! Maybe I had a bad one, but as a rule if I try one and it's THAT BAD I won't be trying another. Three kings to three stooges. Very dissapointed.

Review Notes: This cigar is construced very well. It burned evenly, was fairly mild but a great pleasure to smoke.

Review Notes: Lit this one up for brunch out on the porch. I say. A very nice looking cigar. I felt, how should I say, regal? Tippled a black coffee and watched the flora and fauna in the yard. Read the New Yorker. It burned well and tasted gentle, maybe a little too mild for my developing taste buds, yes. It went out halfway in, and in my drat haste to relight it I dropped it. Curses. Oh dread. A crack went up the wrapper for about an inch. Relit it. Watched it. Burned through just fine. God bless the Queen. Carry on. A dapper stick indeed.