Review Notes: Do you remember the time after vowing to NEVER smoke the very last 1/3 of a fine cigar, you found yourself down near the nub and were surprised that a great draw and taste still remained? Ok, now forget it. You are not likely to have this experience with the Consuegra moduro, I bought a bundle of 25 for about $34 and the first one had a sloppy draw, tasted a bit harsh, smelled like a cheap short filler machine made, and the cap and a bit of wrapper started to unravel early in the smoke. I figured, hey, a fluke. Tried two more and each one of them ( I used different cutters just in case) had loose cap pieces and immediately had some hot spots causing the wrapper to slightly unfold and unravel. I am now on the fourth one and as one reviewer noted, a sort of OK low priced walking around the woods cigar because almost intolerable after not even a half, but perhaps after smoking 35-50%. I am not a fancy guy and I don't mind a low price "Cuban Sandwich Shop" cigar that you used to pick up at the cashier's counter for a buck or so, but the Consuegra and its seconds are sometimes touted as a great, great cigar available at a sub-bargain price. I got what I paid for. I will smoke them. I will slightly enjoy the first part of the smoke and then ditch it. In short it is noto the fault of the manufacturer. I got precisely what I paid for. No more, no less.

Review Notes: I picked up a box of these beauties the other day for what amouted to 48 cents a piece! at that price who cares what they look or taste like! Ive been giving these hot tamales away with glee the last few wks at work...though have to admit im not getting too many takers any more...lots of thanks but no thanks al! heck what do they know!

Review Notes: I've had two of these (another in the humidor). The first was pretty ugly looking, with splotches in the wrapper. Draw was good, flavor was a bit weak at first, but excellent. Smooth taste, somewhat buttery, pleasent, with a winey aftertaste. Might go really well with an expensive brandy. Plenty of smoke with a purfumey aroma. Filler ash was bleach-white, while binder/wrapper ash was darker. Construction is pretty good. The second cigar had too easy of a draw - mainly because of a pronounced vein in the center of the stick - didn't really affect flavor, though it did smoke a bit hot. Same flavor, though it was stronger about 1/2 way through the stick, bordering on bitter. The ash was amazing. On both, the ash holds together well - I stopped measuring after 2 1/2 inches. It's obvious that there will be peaks and valleys with a bundles of these sticks. If you can live with that, then they're an excellent buy. Overall, the flavor is quite good.

Review Notes: I smoke these whilst walking the dog in the woods, lasts nearly the entire 1.3 hour trek too. If you have a similar reason to have a cigar in hand, these are decent. All but 2 burned nicely to the nub. One was hollow/light useless draw, and another burned inconsistently. So 22 were OK for the task at hand, fast-walking a dog in the woods. Just ordered a 2nd bundle, and will update if they are inferior to my 1st bundle.

Review Notes: Bought a bundle of these with great anticipation. When I opened the bundle I found great looking giants in nice dark wrappers. taste was pretty good but the draw felt hollow. I never completely enjoyed smoking this one because of the terrible construction and hot burn.