Review Notes: I find for a maduro it has a great blend the only problem is I think it could be about an inch longer (so I usually smoke 2) i think they hit this one dead on, tastes the way a maduro should, its firm but draws well and in my opinion it doesn't need additional aging. The only con is the construction the stick is so small I bet its very difficult to roll. Although the price is right.

 Review Notes: I felt I had to add something to my last review. This cigar is not really a 4 inch stick. It’s closer to 31/2 inches and the foot is tapered so after punching the cap and cutting the foot a bit you really only get a little over 3 inches of tobacco. That said, I got almost 40 minutes out of this little guy with no relights, a near perfect burn, wonderful ash and smooth, toasty, sweet maduro flavor. Sure I could have smoked it faster but the point is I didn’t have to. It’s really a nice little cigar.

 Review Notes: Always looking for that quality small quick cigar, in the recent past JR’s 444’s has fit the bill. They still do but this little guy is also very good. A nice smooth maduro, with ample spicy flavor, this stick makes sense for anyone on a hurry. The only problem might be enjoying this beyond its miniature size. What the hell…smoke another!

 Review Notes: These little doggies have a bite. Nice full flavor, all the typical coffee/cocoa notes that make Maduros good. And did I mention the price? We have a winnah.

 Review Notes: Draw can be a little tight until the cigar gets going. Slight metallic taste when first lit. Calms down to a nice medium-light bodied smoke. Hints of pepper throughout. Held a nice ash that was almost 2 inches long, amazing for this size. Burned straight the whole way through. An enjoyable lunch time smoke that doesn't offend the senses.