Review Notes: This is one of my all-time favorites. Creamy, nutty, buttery, and much more. Consistent burn and wonderful construction. However, it is usually out of my safe zone for price. Average prices in the area and from online retailers are about $8-$10 a stick. Much to my delight I was able to find them for under $4 a stick from an online retailer, and sorry guys I am not telling who. Due to the usual price however, it certainly is not a regular smoke. I would like to be very clear though, it is a great cigar in every way........but price.

 Review Notes: The AVO Domaine 10 is a plain good cigar, but for the price it needs to be more. It's a well-made stick with a fine burn and draw. I did have to apply the torch a couple of times, but overall no complaints there. To me, this cigar just didn't have the flavor it should. I know that taste is subjective, but though I discerned some cocoa and toast, there was a bit of charcoal and ash. I'd certainly buy more of these if they were under $5, but then if frogs had wings.....

 Review Notes: This is an experienced smoker's old reliable. Best as the first cigar of the day when your taste buds are fresh. It is not strong but substantial in smoke and flavor. Has an enjoyable smell and taste. Burn is near perfect. It is smooth on the mouth and stays lit whatever your smoking pace. Great value for under $5 per stick.

 Review Notes: Can't understand the listings in the database here. I do believe I smoked a robusto slightly longer than 5" at 50 but the listings have a toro at under 5". In either case, the profiles are probably similar. This cigar began with that all too familiar Avo musty smell and flavor. While not totally unpleasant it still weirds me out a bit. Aroma was really nice and flavors were good - slight spice and a bit toasty. Very good construction and quick burning producing lots of smoke, which I like. The second half was another story. The cigar became a bit tangy but not overly so and soon after became just like smoking wet toilet paper. Sorry to label it as such but half a decent smoke does not make a good cigar, especially at $10.

 Review Notes: I have yet to find a bad AVO. I have tried the 787, signature, maduro, and now this one. These cigars are very consistant and well put together. Produced a perfect draw and burn, with a nice 2+ inch ash 2 different times. Hints of wood/cedar and lots of spice. Smoked her to the nub. A great cigar. AVO has made me a true believer... great smokes!!