Review Notes: I purchased this stick from Serious Cigar on a whim. After selecting the Toro, I decided why not try another. This stick had great construction, with a nice easy draw and none of the wrapper problems that I experienced with the Toro. The flavor was creamy to start and changed into a spicey experience after about an inch or two. The finish has a nice spicey flavor which is what I look for in a cigar. The burn was slightly off, but it self corrected and was not a problem for the rest of the stick. Overall this was a very enjoyable cigar and I plan to buy lots more.

Review Notes: This ia a rugged, dark, and streaky churchill. It has a pretty good draw, but the burn could be better as it's a bit uneven and needs the occasional correction and/or relight; in fact, none of the cigars that I've tried in this new line have burned particularly well. It starts off with charry, roasted meat, and coffee flavors and interestingly turns more creamy cocoa-like towards the end. Medium in strength and body, with a small buzz resulting more from the cigar's length than its power. A good long smoke for weekends.

Review Notes: This dark, oily, toothy wrapper had a deep, robust flavor. However, the first of these that I smoked was horrible, as it was wrapped to tight and refused to draw(even after being re-cut and unplugged 2x)- however, I was at my local shop and the proprietor replaced it for free. W/ that being said, this dark, heavy smoke filled the palate with a leathery, earthy, charred taste that mellowed and became extremely creamy. Great flavor! On the second go-around, this smoke had a great draw, even burn, and a good ash. I was pleasantly surprised. I hope the 3rd try will convince me that the first was a fluke!

Review Notes: A good medium bodied cigar, slight nutty flavor with coffee overtones. I was pleasently surprized by the bold nature of the cigar.

Review Notes: Imposing but very well made cigar. The flavor starts off very nutty and creamy although it fades somewhat midway through. Very nice aroma. It is medium bodied but is nowhere as strong as the Bolivar Fuerte although it is much better than the old Bolivar (D.R.) blend.