Review Notes: yes, this is definitely a sandwich cigar. The ash falls off just like a cigarette ( I quit ). The taste is smooth, and the flavor and body mild to mild/medium. Got 'em on sale at cbid as part of a sampler. If Graycliffs are like these, then they are probably good, but way overpriced.

 Review Notes: I found this cigar to be mild to medium as it burned. There was lots of good flavor, more than you would expect from a smoke on the mild side. Reminded me of a La Aurora Ruby Maduro, but a lot cheaper. Probably as close to a Graycliff as I'll ever get.

 Review Notes: I was pleasantly surprised by this Pyramid. I don't usually like a mild cigar, but the flavors were so very complex that they more than made up for lack of power. Only problem was it burns way too fast. Sandwich maybe?

 Review Notes: Young cigar, but to be this smooth at this stage is remarkable and speaks of whats to come if you can age these awhile. This is not a terribly flavorful cigar, simply creamy and mild at this point and may open up a bit as they age. Long tight grey ash. Let me buy a few boxes more before y'all start buying them!!

 Review Notes: Nice construction, with a smooth, pretty CTS wrapper. A mild cigar. I suspect that this is sandwich filler from the original Graycliff line. Tasty, if a bit one dimensional. There are some creamy floral tones & a hint of barnyard.