Review Notes: I have to agree with "Don Candido75" about the flavor, creamy but vegetal, but disagree with him, is the best of AVO (haven't smoked my 787 yet). I think all AVO cigars need a significant amount of age. You don't really want to go at them until they have at least 6 months in the humidor, even better ten months. This AVO cigar like the rest is well built with a very good burn and draw. Overall a very good but not a great cigar especially at this price.

 Review Notes: I agree with the previous review... this isn't as good as the signature or 787 series, but those two are at the top of the line for AVO cigars. This one had the same great construction and the same perfect draw and burn you expect from AVOs. Flavors of wood, leather and spice throughout. A nice long ash with creamy smoke. A good mild cigar.

 Review Notes: Beautifully made as you would expect from Davidoff; but the cigar, yet creamy is vegetal. The regular AVO line is one to pass up for the Signature--which is quite a satisfying cigar.

 Review Notes: Found this buried in the humidor I bought from an ex-smoker. Loved it. Aroma and taste had notes of baked goods and spice, like the CAO Gold. Sure it's mild, but not all of us enjoy strong cigars that torch your tongue or give you a burning feeling at the back of your throat. I smoke to relax, not to feel like I have heartburn. I'm getting more of these.

 Review Notes: Bought a box of these for $160 for my girlfriends father, gave them to him, then we smoked. Nice cigar in the mild-mid range, burned well with good flavor, woody, creamy, didn't have to relight once. Overall a very pleasant experience.