Review Notes: We all look at cigars through different eyes. To me, this is not an 8+ cigar as some reviewers gave it, nor is it an under "4" cigar. It's a descent looking stick with an even burn and a draw to match. The flavor is good for the first half, but like many baccarat cigars it gets a little hot unless you are careful to go slow. Overll, this is a low priced cigar that's for those who, like me, frequently enjoy a mild cigar. If you only like robust cigars, than stay away like the plague. The No. 1 is terrific with a good "sippin whiskey".

 Review Notes: Sweet tones of marshmellow and vanilla on the draw for the first 1/4 inch. I thought my buddy slipped me a flavored for a quick moment. It soon balanced out with the mild tobacco flavors. Nice wrapper, lush draw, good burn, no complexity. I don't know how you would pick this cigar out in a blind taste test, unless that 1/4 inch experience is standard. I won't be purchasing another to find out.

 Review Notes: Blah blah, decent quality but basically flavorless and kind of boring. Try a Romeo Cedros no.2 for a good mild cigar.

 Review Notes: this cigar is good for a little more then a1/4 of the way then the taste of pencil lead. I have a box of these and my pet goat comes every evening for her nightly chew

 Review Notes: A VERY MILD BUT INJOYABLE CIGAR