Review Notes: Well, if you noticed my last post was referencing the belicoso...not the RC. However, I smoked another last night and it was fine besides the burn. I think everyone knows the taste is par none! This stick however did not burn straight nor was it easy to draw. It was probably an aboration. Regardless, you should never pass on this stick!

Review Notes: What a great cigar! It was surprisingly light in appearance. I wasn't expecting the wrapper be so much lighter than the RC which I am much more experienced smoking. It would take alot to overtake the RC in my book, but this belicoso smoked great reminding me if the upmann #2.

Review Notes: I smoked another one of these last night and I might have to recant the last review. They do get even better with age. As good as they were out of the box, they are even better after a couple months of sitting.

Review Notes: awesome tobacco flavor that gets better as it's smoked. Earthy and cocoa flavor toward the end, a well priced quality habano.

Review Notes: I've recently come to enjoy Cuban cigars but have a difficult time just looking at them for a year or more as is sometimes required. This baby is ready to smoke right now, of course it can get better but it's read to go! Somewhat rough looking when compared with fine non-cubans but you expect that going in. Light up and burn were nearly perfect with one touch up required 2/3rds in. Draw was nice and easy with voluminous amounts of creamy smoke, more than I typically see from a Cuban. It's very spongy in the mouth. Wrapper is very strong, held up nice as I chomped on it a bit. While it had that Cuban twang, it definitely didn't get me buzzed like a Montecristo does. Lots of cream throughout and vanilla and cocoa notes come and go. This would be a great morning or afternoon cigar and then perhaps something a little stronger after dinner. This cigar offers a nice value when compared with Partagas and Montecristo. A classic!