Review Notes: Soothing smoke. Never had to relight. No aftertaste at all. Very easy draw and a full smooth flavor. Made over an inch ash without trouble.

 Review Notes: this one was a total surprise. i had seen them advertised but were very expensive. i saw some cheap and figured give it a whirl. nicely packaged too. the stick started a little peppery very little then turned robust nutty with a hint of wood. dry, smooth and easy draw. good to the nub. i am now hooked. i have bought every box i can find cheaply. will store them till doomsday. must buy guys. a real puro

 Review Notes: This one was gifted to me, so I only have the one to base the review on. Seeing how most everyone else seemed to enjoy the Nativo experience I’ll boost my scores a bit to compensate for the dud factor. Head was mushy. The burn was frustrating. It would be going along just fine, lots of good smoke, decent flavor, settling in to be a real good cigar, and then it would just be out. Like that. Out. I first lit this with humble fanfare and care using the lit end of a cedar shank. Joy. By the sixth time or so I was torching the end with the lighter like some whacked spy trying to ignite the fuse of a stubborn bomb.

 Review Notes: This cigar had a warm aroma out of the wrapper. Burned very nice throughout. Was not quite as nice on the pull on the second half of the cigar. But the previous description were accurate, in that it had a leathery, robust, peppery flavor, with a nice after taste. Burned smoothly and was a robust medium cigar. Would purcase this cigar again.

 Review Notes: I agree with Geno and MR T concerning the distinct peppery/leathery flavor that packed a surprising punch for a little dominican. The draw was fantastic with a very even burn holding an inch of light gray ash. I usually go with a Figurado, so this stick smoked too quickly, but I'll definitely buy some more for those days when time is too short. Definitely recommend.