Review Notes: I traded a Gurkha Nepalese Warrior for one of these oddly shaped gars.... not a mistake mind you. The mistake I made was smoking this at a bowling alley. Me and the guys get together every Wednesday evening for bowling and a gar.. they all laughed at me, but I definitely enjoyed it, despite the ridicule and light taste. Slightly sweet on the lips, rather toasty, with a hint of hay. Did burn evenly, despite cone shape.

 Review Notes: The problem I had with the shape of this was not the appearance, rather, that the head narrowed down too much, causing a tight draw. It is a bit of a goofy looking cigar, although the appearance and burn were great. This lacked in the flavor department, where the dominant flavors were "barnyard" and some marshmallow. They weren't bad in as much as they were too weak. These are normally good mild cigars, so I was disappointed with this one. I urge the reader to try one of the more conventional shapes to hopefully have a good experience, Still, at $2.70, it wasn't a huge loss.

 Review Notes: Nine months in the box has matured this smoke into a mild, creamy delight when you want a gentle wake up call. Sit this one up for a while and enjoy when your palette is fresh. Appearance rating for wrapper color and texture, not the oddball shape. Value based on sub $2 price.

 Review Notes: I bought this one on New Year’s Eve. I let it sit in the humidor until Easter. It lit well and tasted sweet on the cap and all that. Not much flavor from the smoke. It was nicely mild but lacked any character beyond its shape. I felt kind of foolish actually. Should have lit it way back when I bought it. Puffing on a horn then would have been more appropriate. It died with about four inches left.

 Review Notes: Didn't like this cigar. It lit well, had a good even burn but the shape didn't cut it. The flavor was so-so with some harsh tones. I won't be adding this one to my favorites list