Review Notes: To me this is one of those cigars you are glad you didn't pay a lot of money for but you are not overly disappointed you bought them. They smoke just fine with a mild body, they look good and for what you pay I guess they are about right for that price range. I am into more of a stronger bodied stick so I was not that excited after I lit it up and had the opportunity to smoke it. All in all they are a good stick for a beginner smoker.

Review Notes: Not sure what "M1" stands for but it's a good, solid cigar. I liked the "MC" a little better, but this is still a cigar with a good deal of flavor for the price. Like the "MC" it had a very even burn. Hard to find a better $2 stick.

Review Notes: I can't tell the difference between this and the CC, MC or any of the other ones. It was a bit harsh but not bad. Won't buy again.

Review Notes: The cigar burned smoothly and evenly, was constructed well, and the taste was acceptable for the price. Am not sure why, but the smoke itself was something close to noxious, which eventually affected my overall experience with the stick. For $2.80, not bad, but there are other, better options in that price range.

Review Notes: The M-1 is a smooth, consistent, well constructed smoke with good draw and taste. For the price, I'll take an M-1 over a Macanudo every time. The Cusano folks have put together a very good smoke, and have done it at a decent price. We need more like that.