Review Notes: This is a big cigar that took me an hour and a half to suck down, time spent in heaven. The cellophane was yellowed, some serious age on this stick. The wrapper was smooth and oily with outstanding const., it burned perfectly straight all the way down to the nub. There is a lot going on in the flavor dept. with leather, spice, a terrific woodsiness and a coffee aspect. With some very strong cigars on the market like JDM's Antano 1970, this Boliver comes in at a medium strength, which I'm sure the extra aging has further mellowed.

Review Notes: And I'm still thinking about them. These are some of the best cigars I've ever had. I also thoroughly enjoyed the smaller ones in this line. I normally smoke robusto and toro-sized smokes but with this line (Bolivar Cofradia Cabinet oscuro), the bigger the better. This stick had it all. I would say it's medium-full. Amazing flavor. Good draw, good construction, good appearance. I desperately want more of these but they're hard to find on sale. I pairly nearly all them with strong americanos and it was a match made in heaven. Highly recommended.

Review Notes: I bought a 5 pack of these from JR in NJ a couple of days ago. Smoked one last night and I'm burning a second one right now. It is a fantastic full-bodied smoke. I'm not getting any construction issues like the reviewer below. The wrapper is slightly veiny, very toothy, and very oily. The flavor is spicy, without being overpowering. This cigar is a fantastic value.

Review Notes: I am still enjoying the slight "Buzz" that this cylindrical ebony beauty bestowed upon me. I am confident that the nearly 2 hours I spent slowly becoming one with this small piece of cigar utopia resulted in momentary world peace. Serriously though, a nice treat...not for every day, but bring one out when you have time to spend and are ready for a nice, even burnning, smooth, full bodied experience.

Review Notes: When these debuted, they were in a much stronger class. but now with some REALLY serious sticks such as Antanos and Camachos, these are medium to medium-full. Nevertheless, they have good construction; smooth taste, and friendly spiciness. Wait for a sale from JR, and they represent an excellent value.