Review Notes: I always buy it..its the best compared to other brands and the same brand

Review Notes: You always hear "You can't beat a Cuban cigar", and I'll agree with that, but even if this was better then your standard CAO Churchill, it didn't seem $20 dollars better. I can't bash the full experience, becuase I only got to finish the last half of a buddies, but it was very full-bodied, burned very easily, unravelled a little, and was definately work the experience. Everything was a 9+ but the value, though.

Review Notes: A truly outstanding cigar. This churchill with box code CLE 12/02 comes wrapped in a khaki wrapper with hardly any veins to speak of and fine tooth. Triple cap and only one sun spot to mention. Construction was excellent without soft spots. Rich barnyard prelight aroma. Easy light. Good draw. Even burn without the need for corrections or relights. Gray-black ash. Started with traditional Cohiba flavors of grass, cocoa, and mild spice. The first third brought notes of vanilla, mild creamed coffee, and a hint of cinammon and nutmeg on a backdrop of grass. The middle third continued with the grassy backdrop with notes of dusted cocoa, mild top soil, cream, and a mild tangy flavor. In the last third, the flavors intensified and a mild chocolate undertone was noted. All in all, this one hour 45 minute medium-bodied, complex smoke was everything a great Cuban cigar should be. Smoked on a Sunday morning with a cup of Kona - it was a tremendous experience. Bought a box.

Review Notes: An awesome cigar. Without a doubt one of the best I've smoked. Very well made, like most Habanas, with an almost perfect draw. Medium bodied, and super tasty with a nice array a flavours and complexity. It burned quite evenly as well. A friend purchased a 3 pack while on a cruise in the Carribean. $90 was the price tag, and he bought them at a reputable dealer, so I'm 100% sure it wasn't a fake. More is what a want, more of this forbidden fruit. For now a nice cigar from another country will do just fine, though.

Review Notes: 20 dollar cigar was totally worth it, without a doubt the finest cigar i have ever had. no problems with burn. I agree friend!