Review Notes: Most of us smoke cigars that are too wet. A cigar with a dark wrapper ought to be smoked at onsistently well rolled, consistently delicious, consistently nubbed at .75". Notes of spice, cedar and a round, full taste - this cigar has been one of the best in the world since it's inception.

 Review Notes: This full bodied smoke is not for those that like it mild. The VSG has a kick that will be felt if not prepared. However fir those that enjoy a more potent cigar this is a great treat. Not cheap by any means but then again why would a Ashton be cheap !

 Review Notes: While this was an alright cigar I've had alot better for alot less money. The first half inch was wonderful with hints of caramel, dark chocolate, spice and nuts but after that half inch at all went away and never came back. It got my hopes up then dashed them on the ground. For the price and the hype this cigar is not on.

 Review Notes: I gotta say ive been losing a little faith the last few VSG's ive smoked both being a torpedo and another 52+ ring gauged cigar. I noticed those bigger gauged cigars dont do this great blend justice I guess it turn a finese cigar into a powerhouse which is not what I think they invisioned with this cigar, just too much punch- in those larger cigars in this line -for me.This cigar as well as the robust IMHO capture what this cigar is all about, a woody, leathery, even tangy towards the end masterpiece . this has reasserted itself in my top 5 .

 Review Notes: Pretty good cigar. Nice burn and maintained flavor well. Didn't expect that much, so pleasantly surprised.