Review Notes: This long and solid robusto has a lightly veiny wrapper but has good color and nice oils. Other than a slightly loose draw, it's an excellent performer with an even burn, ash that holds on forever, and lots of smoke; it also stays solid throughout, never getting spongy. It has sweet wood flavors and a spiciness consisting of pepper and ginger. It's smooth and not overpowering, with a pleasantly long finish. The flavors fade a bit at the end, however. Like all Ashtons it's expensive, but you never doubt that you're smoking a premium cigar.

Review Notes: If you like the holidays, if you like warm, thick eggnog, if you like the sweet aroma of vanilla, bring a friend over and fill your den with the smoke from this cigar while you drink a nice glass of scotch (neat of course). The flavor is smoother and milder than most would expect, but that by no means reflects a lack thereof. Sit with your eyes closed while you let the smoke roll out of your mouth, and enjoy finding the sublte qualities that make smoking a delight.

Review Notes: After the long anticipated wait and reading the press on the new line, I was expecting a much fuller bodied smoke. The line is with no doubt a quality medium body and smooth vitola. I was expecting it's 3 sun-grown components (Wapper, Filler, Binder) to react in an explosive taste and sensory happening! No, instead it’s smooth with good taste and finish. In my opinion it's a bit pricey, but great for a morning smoke. All aspects of this product are A1, if you're into smooth, medium bodied cigars.

Review Notes: As stated in the previous review, this cigar, though beautifully constructed, did not provide much oomph for the money. Medium body and a bit lacking in the finish. The VSG line is a much better choice, in my opinion.

Review Notes: Mild to medium, very smooth cigar. High quality though, not much spcial or unique character. A bit over priced.