Review Notes: A while back I reviewed this cigar and said it was my favorite Dominican puro, I was wrong. I have smoked quite a few of them since then, and they remain true to my first review. However, they are not complex enough to keep my interest. Very good smoke, not the best Dominican puro.

 Review Notes: I pulled one of these from the humi for my nightly walk with the wife and dog and I'm glad that I did. Not the prettiest looking cigar, the wrapper was a little veiny and bumpy looking and the gold band around the foot is odd looking. This thing opened up strong with lots of spice. After about the first half inch things mellowed out though. Medium bodied with some creamy and sweet flavors coming through on the finish. One thing I found interesting was the occasional citrus taste I would get, might have just been a fluke though. Burn was ok, needed a few re-lights and touch ups. In the cigars defense though it was a little windy outside so I'm sure that didn't help any. Draw was fine and it smoked nice and cool to the end. I got this thing from a B&M in San Antonio so I paid some tourist prices for it ($8.50!). Overall a nice tasty smoke that I would gladly try again.

 Review Notes: ...not worth retail price. Interesting flavor and aroma, but a weird spiciness that makes my tongue feel funny after smoking one.

 Review Notes: One of the better <$10.00 cigars I have tried. I was actually surprised at the taste and creaminess of this cigar. I've started looking for these.

 Review Notes: Smoke this and your smoking Special. I think this is the best Dominican Puro I have smoked. Lost of crisp, clean, soothe spice and leather. A little one dimensional, but worth every cent I paid. I only have tried it once, so lets hope it's consistent.