Review Notes: This is my favorite fallback smoke. It reminds me alot of Rocky's 92, but at a better price. I've not had any burn issues with these, ever. Smooth, earthy with a bit of black cherry and anise. Nice finish. Just a good solid smoke.

 Review Notes: After smoking the Casa Torano (which had an excellent construction), it seems almost surreal that the Exodus would be so soft and burn unevenly, but that was the case with this Robusto. Obviously, with such a soft construction, this cigar burned very quickly. That's too bad, because I would have enjoyed another 15 minutes of the cocoa and big smoke that are this cigar's saving grace. Hoping that the larger Exodus cigars have a superior construction, because I will be trying one soon.

 Review Notes: I agree with most of the reviews on here. My favorite part was the easy draw and thick puffs of smoke it produced. Good spicy flavor, but not too overpowering.

 Review Notes: I liked the initial flavors and creaminess but the further I got the harsher it became. It was never TOO harsh and it ended with spice and pepper. Not too bad.

 Review Notes: Started off with some spiciness and a bit of saltiness. So far a perfect draw gives off huge plumes of smoke and the burn has been tremendous, a well-crafted cigar. About one inch in and some leather and earth notes kick in, adding to the mild spice, complementing my Ethiopian coffee quite well. About 1/3 of the way through I am getting some uneven burn, but the cigar tastes so good I don't care. It quickly corrects itself and peppery notes add themselves to the mix, still with loads of creamy smoke. By the final third of the cigar, I'm beyond impressed with almost every facet; the creaminess kicks into overdrive with additional notes of cocoa and chocolate. A great cigar for the dollar.