Review Notes: Got one of these as part of a sampler, aged until the cello yellowed. Felt a bit light in the hand, a tad soft. Burned well, draw just a bit loose for my taste, but lots of smoke. Flavor was very nice: creamy, nutty, hints of sweet cinnamon and clove. Soft and mellow. I prefer a little more backbone to my smokes, but this is a very pleasant first cigar of the day, especially if you let it age.

 Review Notes: Let it sit in the Humi for a few months now, took one out this morning to have with my coffee and was happy to taste the flavors I did last time it was smoked. However, the smoke was more defined. Excellent. I'm going to have to buy a box.

 Review Notes: This cigar es fantastic. The nutty flavor of these cigars are very distinct and wonderful. The price is right, the build is solid, and the presentation is more than one could ask for in a $2.00 hand rolled cigar.

 Review Notes: This cigar started off a little slow, wasn't too surprised since it was only $2.50. But towards the second half and the end, it showed incredible creamy, nutty flavor. It caught me off guard...so much that i am going to have to get a box to make it a regular good-time cigar

 Review Notes: I actually like the exquisito cigar from Belinda. It has a nice nutty flavor to it. The burn was a little uneven, but hey, for the price they are well worth it. After smoking quite a few, I decided to try the epicure Belinda. They were awful! My brothers, all four of them, agree that the exquisito is a great cigar for the money and to stay away from the epicure.