Review Notes: This is the best rich cigar I've had in so long I can't even remember. The body is strong, bold, but mellow and wholly enjoyable. It has a robust java flavor without unnecessary sweetness and the oily leaf serves it tremendously with a subtle oaky nuance. It was moist, dark, fantastic construction, consistent burn, and just utterly relaxing and low maintenance to sit back and enjoy. I'm in love!

Review Notes: I smoked a '98 tonight, my first Boli CJ after many experiences with the PCs, RCs, BBFs etc. I think I may actually like this one better than the PCs! Great draw and burn, that old-school Boli flavor, full or spice and wood, and packing a nice little punch...gotta hunt some down!

Review Notes: A very strong and complex cigar. Looks really good too. Tip-top quality from the land of Havana, plan on getting a box soon.

Review Notes: A nice "dog walker" from Cuba. This junior sized stick sported a slightly mottled rich brown wrapper with mild-to-medium veining. Densely constructed, firm in the hand, without any soft spots. Easy light. Firm draw. Gray-black flakey ash. Started with tobacco and white and black pepper. The first third laid down a backdrop of earth on which leather, mild cedar, and black cherry notes played out. Tunneling was also noted on one side that persisted to the halfway point (despite storage at 63 RH). The middle third brought a toasted tobacco flavor with hints of barnyard hay. The last third was mostly earth, spice, and cedar. All in all, this 40 minute smoke was pleasant and enjoyable, albeit tannic. This was not unexpected given its box code SVF 9/05. The dense construction, firm draw, and presence of tunneling detracted somewhat from the experience, but that could be overlooked somewhat by its flavor. Makes a great dog walker. Smoked without any accompanying beverage.

Review Notes: Nice balance between spice and strength, Its a Boli and and that says it all. Another excellently made cigar that with that great Boli taste.