Review Notes: This cigar is mild, but goes well with about any adult beverage. I smoked mine with a good "sippin whiskey" and the black dogs around an October campfire on a crisp fall evening. I bought a fiver of these and they have been solid if not exceptional. Be careful not to cut too much off the head as you'll loose the sweet gum used to keep the cap on. Probably a plunger would be best. The Baccarat corona has a good burn and draw this is a fine value even for a mild cigar.

 Review Notes: I have recently started smoking cigars and am now in the process of trying as many cigars as I can. This particular cigar was a pleasant smoke. It was a bit loosely packed and the draw was a bit more than usual, but the falvor was good, although mild. I had a fairly even burn until it was 3/4 of the way done. All and all a good beginner cigar, or a good cigar from people with mild tastes.

 Review Notes: Ok, I stand by my previous post on these except that the darn wrapper leaf gets too brittle with age. Even in 70% humidity. So, I need to deduct a couple points on construction.

 Review Notes: I tried this cigar recently at a local cigar shop that is pefectionistic about its humidification. The cigar was only 2 bucks, and so it was not much of a risk. I very much enjoyed this smoke. It was very well constructed, even if a little soft to the touch. The burn was even and the taste was very light and citrus. Given the price I paid, I would not shoo anyone away from this cigar. The owner did mention that these cigars are hard to maintain for some reason and can develope fast, uneven burns if not well humidified. So, if you are not serious about your humidification system, don't keep these in your humidor at home. A good cigar and fast smoke.

 Review Notes: Absolutely awful. One of the worst I have had. Bad construction, horrible taste and the burn was completely uneven, actually the worst burn I have ever seen. Put it out half way through.