Review Notes: Pros: Mild creamy taste, great burn, will transport you to another world of relaxation. Cons: A little pricey, no hidden flavor surprises. One word to describe: Smoothelicious. Best used: For a Friday-night wind-down of the work week,with full time and attention paid to the smoke.

 Review Notes: This was my first Ashton. I was initially a little turned off at the price. I normally smoke maduros but after having a Monte White, I've been trying milder cigars more often. Picked this up on a suggestion of a B&M employee. I really liked it. Smooth looking wrapper, draw and burn were perfect the whole way. A creamy, nutty smoke. Picked up a hint of spice half way. While not as full in flavor as the Monte White, it was still a great mild cigar.

 Review Notes: This corona has a lightly colored and fragile wrapper so handle it carefully. The draw and burn are both very good. It's a smooth and creamy smoke with bready and vanilla flavors with a pleasant light spiciness that leads onto the finish. Definitely not strong but I would classify it as more towards medium than mild. Rather expensive, but with the Ashton label that should come as no surprise. Good choice for first smoke of the day, or with coffee.

 Review Notes: I enjoy a mild smoke, and Ashton Coronas are among my favorite smoke. What I've found though is that an awful lot of them burn unevenly, to the point I need to use a lighter to even out the burn. For what these sticks sell for, they should burn better.

 Review Notes: Ashton's are a must try for their unique flavor. This one is a standard line and certainly not in the class of the VSG's but nonetheless very good. A very clean burning smoke and smooth to the core.