Review Notes: I just bought two of these, and they both had an odd smell. I just thought that it must be the age of them, they even looked great. However, they both tasted like mold and aged crap. I loved it. Not

Review Notes: This was a good looking smoke with a cestnut wrapper and some oil. The cap cut with no end trails and the pr-lit draw was smooth with some taste of wood. The foot lit even and burned with a some what of a crumbly ash. The taste was medium and had notes of wood and a light spice of earth with a lovely flavor on the finish of wheat. Just what I needed on a day like today.

Review Notes: After the dog of a cuban I just smoked, this was a breath of fresh air! Smooth as silk and an amazing, no, perfect burn. I still balk at an 8 dollar price tag, but if you have to spend it...here it is.

Review Notes: This was a great cigar; quite Cubanesque in flavor, but with much better construction than your average Habano! The cigar felt solid, drew perfectly off a shallow cut and burnt without a single correction. The flavors started out crisp, with oak and a very mild, pleasant grassiness. (For the record, I really dislike grassy cigars, so don't misinterpret my description. This did not taste like lawn clippings). Towards the middle, it had a very nice chocolate milk flavor to it. Towards the end, it returned to wood and had some hints of nutmeg. All in all, a tremendous smoke; quite possibly the best medium-bodied non-Cuban I’ve had.

Review Notes: I smoked 2 of these before deciding how I felt about them. They look and draw very very well. They tasted, not everage, but uneventful. Otherwise, they were smooth and easy to smoke down to blistered fingers. I have seen these for up to 10 bucks a stick, but please dont even think about paying that much. You can get a box of 22 now and then for about 5 bucks a stick if you look around. That being said, I would not break my back looking for a deal on these either. Very good, but not worth investing in.