Review Notes: Brought a box of these to Key West with my fiance. A well constructed, smooth, creamy cigar that teases you with notes of cinnamon, cedar, and even a little pear. The draw was silky smooth and the burn was even. It's not an overtly powerful cigar, but it is complex in it's own subtle way. They have a permanent home in my humidor.

Review Notes: This one has some good things going for it-nice, even, consistent burn, good draw, easy light. But...just not a lot of flavor, and frankly kind of weak for a churchill. There was a little nice flavor coming out at about 1/3 of the way with some cocoa and coffee hints, and then they disappeared. Not bad if you want a smooth smoke only, but not very flavorful.

Review Notes: Nice looking, mild cigar. Good amount of wood.cream.caramel flavor to keep it interesting though. No burn or draw problems at all. A nice weekend morning smoke. At $5 (or less) a good buy.

Review Notes: I thoroughly enjoyed this smoke. It started with a toasty, cedary taste, and a hint of pepper. However, approximately 1/2 to 2/3 of the way through, it developed a mellow, creamy flavor that made it hard to put in the ash tray. It had a great appearance, and an equally great draw. It had a long, even burn,...as I smoked it from the beginning of halftime, to the end of overtime, during the Ravens/Steelers game. While I agree that it is a bit mild for my taste, I have to believe that it is one of the best 5$, mild cigars on the market. I would recommend it to beginners.. to get them hooked on cigars.

Review Notes: Did I just smoke a cigar or, a head of lettuce? Very little flavor, from start to finish.