Review Notes: Smooth and sweet. Great draw. If only I could be a rich man.

Review Notes: Awesome looking smoke, in a tubo, flawless wrapper. From the prelight draw I noticed the draw was a little tight. The flavor was great not overwleming not to soft but the more I smoked the harder it became to draw. I have a high tobbaco tax of about 600% so I paid alot for this stick and for the price paid and for the name I expect better. Will not try it again

Review Notes: Given the heated discussions and arguments about this cigar on the web, before writing here a review I have smoked 10 of them in the last year from a box marked EUP SEP07. The experience has always been very consistent: A masterpiece! Beautiful light brown, silky and  oily wrapper totally veineless and with a perfect three  seams cap. It feels great to the touch and pinch. Cutting  and lighting is easy, great draw of abundant silky smoke.  The grey ash is tight, the burn is razor-sharp. The body is  substantial but the cigar is very smooth. After lighting, you  are hit with tons of cedarwood and honey. Afterwards, it  mellows down a bit to assume honey, spice and creamy  flavors which become bold in the last third with the addition  of coffee. Awesome! It is difficult for me to say whether this cigar is worth its price. It is a very personal judgement. I think that if a cigar is so special it should cost more

Review Notes: This cigar was very good after a Sunday early dinner. Perfect draw, overall the taste was very consistent, earthy flavor with notes of coffee, and mild spice at times. It was the last one left where I purchased it, it came in a very nice tube which comes in a pack of 3.

Review Notes: Yesterday was this first get together of the Triple Cap Cigar Club. We’re starting from humble origins, we have about 7 members, a balcony, a porch, and whatever golf course we find ourselves on. Within the next 6-8 months, I am hoping to transform my 150 square foot balcony into a full-fledged cigar haven with a couple of lounge chairs, couches, area rugs, and a record player. Living in Hawaii, a smoke free zone, us cigar smokers have been banned from all restaurants, and unlike cities like Miami or New York, there are no cigar or restaurant bars where we can lay our hats and kick back after a hard week. Some of my fondest memories have been sharing a cigar with my Dad in places like the Macanudo Cigar bar in Manhattan and the Cigar room at the Marriott in Bangkok. Aside from having superb drinks and food, the ambiance, sophistication, and classic feel leave me wanting and wishing a place like this existed in Down Town Honolulu. For the time being, we’ll have to make due with my porch and lawn furniture but at least the drinks are cheap. For cigars last night, Keoki had a special edition Graycliff cigar named Junkanoo, Matt smoked a Graycliff Red Label torpedo, and I went with my new favorite, the Cohiba Siglo VI. I tried a few drags of each of the smokes at different times through out the cigar. The Junkanoo had subtle floral and tobacco flavors at the beginning, about mid way it picked up strength and a hint of spice, towards the finish there was a bit of a diesel aftertaste that hurt the score. 88 points. The Red label was nicely constructed. It had a nice medium body with a good mix of spice and tobacco flavor. I think this would be a great afternoon smoke after a round of golf with a couple of beers. 88 points The Siglo VI is perfection. I have 23 of these left from my box, and I think that’s just about enough. When I start getting down to about 10 left, I’ll be ready to buy another one. I never want to be with out this smoke in my humidor. As far as I’m concerned, it doesn’t get much better than this an instant classic. 96 Points.