Review Notes: I really liked this little guy, which was packed with flavor. The burn and draw...on point...just wish it lasted longer.

 Review Notes: This perfect little petite measures 4.3 x 44 and is a lovely cigar. The pre-smoke is nice with a perfect wrap and wonderful smell. The first flavors were very smooth, not over powering and were mostly nutty with a nice taste of milky cream. I was loving this cigar in the second part of the smoke when coco formed and tastes of woods and spicy leather. It still held its creamy taste until the last stage where it became stronger and more of a clean spice taste which isn't my favorite. At the very end, the coco came back with medium strength and then ended with a cedar clean finish. This was a great cigar, but in my opinion it isn't worth the price of $14+.

 Review Notes: One of the best cigar aromas I've smelled. The smell is of sweet cedar, almost incense-like. The taste is similiar to the aroma but a bit stronger with a very slight charry hint. Like previous reviewers I had persistant burn problems, but it was the best cigar I've had with such a poor, tunneling burn. A cheaper, less delicious cigar would have been tossed with such burn problems, but I stuck with the smoke because of its great taste and aroma. It did not start burning decently until about one and half inches in, which is a big loss, and makes one kind of feel cheated. Such an expensive cigar should have a perfect burn.

 Review Notes: Ok, so I know I said in my last review that I would let my other Tres Mystique sit for about 8-10 months but on the advice of some fellow smokers I pulled the other one out tonight. After the last experience with this cigar I really didn't know what to expect here. Gave this one a clip and lit it up. Started out with the same burn problems the first one had. Weak and uneven making it very hard to get this one going. Had to correct it twice due to run issues but was able to get things right though. Draw on this one was perfect and produced lots of smoke. Taste was just average. On occasions there would be a long lasting sweetness on the finish but overall there wasn't much going on with this cigar. My experience with this stick was much better than the last one but that is still not saying much here. I think I'm done with the Tres Mystique for good. I'll give the VSG line another shot but definitely in a different size.

 Review Notes: Got $8 and 30 minutes to burn? Then this sticks for you. All the complex flavors, great construction, easy draw, and burn properties of the VSG line, but scaled down to miniature. For the money I could enjoy two Short Stories and have change for the parking meeter.