Review Notes: Not used to smoking "dessert" cigars or any type of infused or sweet tips cigars, but this was a pleasant change of pace. wrapper was a nice shade of green and cap yeilded a nice cut. Draw was excellent and the burn was even throughout. The sweet tip was a nice contrast to the mild spice the stogie produced. big puffs of smoke out of this stick. A great every once in awhile smoke, or for someone new to cigars.

 Review Notes: This was my first Baccarat, and I was pleasantly surprised at the whole smoking experience. This Rothschild had a nice even burn and a good draw. I liked the sweet mild flavor and the woodsy taste. In fact, if it weren't for Drew Estate and Acid Cigars this would be my favorite dessert cigar for those evenings when I feel like something sugary. I plan to purchase more as my wife will really like these cigars, especially for the price. Though this is not a "knock your socks off" cigar, there are no real flaws unless you are looking for a full strength cigar and then why would you buy a Baccarat?

 Review Notes: This was the first cigar my wife ever bought for me. She did well. She knew that I like Robusto sized cigars. This was my very first Rothschild. It was also the first time I had a cigar with a sugary tip. It burned evenly, tasted smooth, finished strong, a little complexity, and not the worst I have had for $4.00. Since then I have purchased the Baccarat Corona and plan to let it age.

 Review Notes: I had one of these left in my humidor. It had been there almost 2 years, but I did not think a semi-flavored smoke would get better, but this one sure did. It was now less sweet and more robust and wood flavored. I wish I had stored a whole box for this long!

 Review Notes: This cigar is nice to have for a quick smoke on the golf course, back yard fire or fishing trip. I carry a few in the bag and my friends really seem to enjoy their flavor. Overall, not the best for under $2.00, but worth having in the humidor.