Review Notes: Bought a box. Some inconsistencies. When good: creamy, rich Cohiba flavor, lots of smoke, great mouth feel. But: some bad burns related to soft construction, sometimes bitter at the end. It's a Cohiba, and it's great yet . . . I would probably give the nod to Magnum 46's.

Review Notes: This cigar was incredible. Probably one of my favorite cubans. Rated 91 by cigar aficionado. Great smooth creamy taste. Perfect construction. Great price for such an amazing cigar.

Review Notes: Maintained @ 66% Humidity, For 6 months, before tasting. Clipped nicely, with an X cut, from my Colibre Chancellor, An even toast, made for a nice even light, producing volumes of smoke. Prelight aroma was, of roasting nuts. Bad jokes can start here. On the initial light, the flavor of almonds, with hints of vanilla, explode onto the palet. The flavors stay consistent, and if anything, build in strength. Despite its’ diminutive size, this smoke really packs a punch. As the strength grows, the flavors become more complex, adding the flavor of cinnamon and nutmeg, to the mix. It just kept growing in strength, and flavor down to the nub. Good thing I had a very large meal, as this smoke would make your head spin, on an empty stomach. I do believe this smoke may be a little young, but, It will age very nicely. I really would like to revisit this smoke, in the near future. Later Dave (A.K.A. Homebrew)

Review Notes: This was a good cigar. The flavor was mostly that of spicy Cuban tobacco with some creaminess, but some nutmeg and cinnamon came through towards the end. The draw was perfect, but the stick itself was quite soft which caused some minor burn problems. Overall, a very good experience, but not worth twice the price of most Habanos.

Review Notes: Smoked a couple of these recently when I was overseas. A pretty cigar, taste is smooth and refined. Construction is TOP. I wish they were cheaper of course, but I like this one almost as much as the VI and I in this line.