Review Notes: Just a straight forward mild cigar with a sweet finish. Unlike others I didn't experience any major contruction problems. It did burn a little hot late in the game. All in all, a good cigar with an adult beverage, or if you like super mild cigars. For me, it was a good change of pace.

 Review Notes: This cigar was a mess by the 1/2 way point-- too bad, because after the initial sweetness, it had a mild taste with no bitterness right to the end.

 Review Notes: First off, the good parts: Construction was nice with a smooth draw and nice even burn pretty much the whole way through, except at one point where it started to spoon and then self-corrected. Now to the rest. The flavor just was not on par. I like Baccarats and have smoked them many times, but it seems that as of late, they haven't been as good as they were a few years back. The body was mild/medium, as it has always been, but the flavor was a non-descript flavoe that had elements of fruit accompanied by bitterness. I couldn't pinpoint any major taste. It was just a hodge-podge of "blah." A very boring smoke that at least doen't put a big dent in your wallet. Step up the pace and bring the quality back up to where it was, fellas.

 Review Notes: I'm sneakin' this one in here just to say at $22 for 50 and several years aging, you could do a lot worse for $0.50. Never a prize winner this will do just fine for golf, fishing, etc. Just realize it's a long term commitment.

 Review Notes: This is a new favorite of mine. A great cigar at a great price. I just added a box of the maduro to my humidor. A mild cigar with a good burn and ash.