Review Notes: A really nice cigar! Creamy, smooth, and very enjoyable! Having grown cigar leaf myself, anything sun grown is going to be a bit "thicker"... and this one is a very well done cigar!

Review Notes: To be honest, I thought this cigar sucked. I looked a little rustic, and drew Ok. However, the burn was awful - tunneling, canoing, you name it. I didn't see any bloating of the cigar near the ash, or culing of the wrapper to indicate the cigar was over humidified. It just burned really bad for no reason - so I assume it was the construction. The flavor was just "Ok", having some coffee flavors with hints of cherry and a slight bit of charcoal being there with each puff. The finish is long...long, bitter, and unpleasent. Seriously, it tasted like charred cherry wrapped in burnt cardboard, with an extra touch of bitter coal to add for flavoring. I'll try another to see if this is an anomoly, but as it stand right now, all I can say is that this cigar S-U-C-K-E-D.

Review Notes: This is a well-built Churchill-sized cigar. While solidly packed the draw feels slightly loose; however, the burn is consistent and the ash is solid. Wood and coffee at the beginning quickly becomes predominantly leathery. Medium-bodied. It's not cheap but a good smoke overall.

Review Notes: This was a nice smoke, but a little to mild for my tastes. The cigar starts out very smooth with a little spice, and for me, too much cedar. About halfway through the stick, it got a little bolder, but never really developed the full body that I enjoy in a cigar this size. The construction was good, though the burn went crooked a couple of times. The draw was excellent and made this a good experience even without the flavor I was hoping for in this cigar.

Review Notes: a really great one. starts a little mild but builds to a nice creamy flavor. these are always very enjoyable