Review Notes: As others have said, the price of this cigar puts it in the premium range and though I find it to be consistent with solid construction, great burn and medium bodied flavor, there are other smokes in this price range that I would prefer (Fuente hemingway, Don Carlos, Padilla 1932, Upmann Vintage Camaroon, etc). But it is a solid smoke and if you can pick some up in a sampler or an auction for $5 or so I would say they are worth the price. I would also say as a gift for someone as the name is classy and the smoke won't disappoint.

 Review Notes: When choosing such a recognizable brand, you'd expect the accolades to be many. I find myself trying to manufacture something good to say about this stick. Not much pre-light taste. Smooth wrapper with some minor imperfections. Tight draw with fairly even burning. Flavor is hard to find. The average tobacco taste did nothing to hint this was a premium cigar. Had I not pulled the band off, I would have guessed this was a $1.50 knockoff stick of some obscure robusto not worth purchasing. Steer clear unless you like throwing money away.

 Review Notes: These are a stock cigar for me. I generally like these guys b/c of their flavor and would normally give the cigar about 8.5 out of 10, but about 1 in 5 of them has some real issues. This one had serious construction issues. Wrapper flaking off as soon as lit, draw so tough it was like sucking a thick milkshake thru a straw. Had to ditch it 1/3 of the way in.

 Review Notes: Again another auction purchase in a sampler so it was cheaper, which usually makes a good cigar better. I would never pay $8 for this. If you did you were taken seriously. i think most the ratings here are because of the Name. yeah its good and for $1.65 it was GREAT. For $8 you can do a whole lot better. that said... Good construction, nice mediun flavor start to finsh, good aroma and Tasty. A solid B

 Review Notes: construction and appearance both great taste and aroma just average but still a solid cigar