Review Notes: Granted, I smoked this right off the shelf... Th construction was pretty good; the draw was a little tight and the burn got uneven during the last third. It didn't need to be touched up, so that was a plus. The flavor was just not good though. It tasted like smoking vegetables and iron. A taste like raw spinach/celery with a hugely metallic undertone made this cigar entirely unenjoyable. I had this same taste with Avo 80th and I had that one in the humidor for a few months and still had the same issues, so I can't say that if it was too young a cigar that that would be the main culprit.

 Review Notes: I have always enjoyed AVO's but don't smoke 'em much cause of the price. However, this one reminded me of why I like 'em when I do burn one down! Bought some on-line and this one is just plain good. I have no complaints.

 Review Notes: Good construction and draw. Two and a half inch ash at the start. Consistent, great taste all the way to the nub. Costs a lot in the shop, still a bit expensive on-line (more than Padron Churchills?).

 Review Notes: This was a great cigar. Extremely well made, the wrapper was flawless. Had the Tubo #5., got at auction for 5 bucks, a steal for a cigar that goes for $13.90 at my local shop. It was pretty medium bodied all the way through, except for the last quarter when it unleashed some stronger notes.

 Review Notes: Nothing to rave about, nothing to complain about, except the price. A nice tasting, smooth, mild to medium Connecticut wrapped Dominican. Not very complex. There are better smokes at half the price.