Review Notes: Normally smoke Cuban Cohiba's but saw this on CA's Top 25 list and thought it would be a nice change of pace and little less expensive and definitely easy to get. How it made #9 is beyond me. It was generally awful. Taste was strange, draw was hard, smoke was thin. The really bad news is that I four more of these.

Review Notes: Never again, but at least it was better than an Opus!!! It was a nice looking cigar that I bought with a little extra Christmas money I had. I had vowed never to try a Davidoff, but the Avo rep. I talked too a couple of weeks ago talked me into it. It had a very interesting full bodied core that was very similar, in my opinion, to a Montecristo Cigar de Art. I couldn’t really pick out the flavor because it was new to me. It had a little bit of spice to it also, but nothing overbearing. The burn was nice with very minor construction problems, and the draw was perfect. The smoke was thick and full of flavor. The ash was grey, stacked and sturdy. It got a little warm at the end so it had to be put out a little early, which is not a big deal when it comes to a two dollar cigar, but when it’s a fourteen dollar cigar that’s a different story. I would smoke one of these again if it was given to me, but there are definitely better cigars out there for the price.

Review Notes: Great smoking from the light up on. I don't care that it cost 12.50 I'm ready to buy a bunch more! Evenest burn I've had from a cigar in months.

Review Notes: Draw was a bit on the loose side, burned evenly and slowly though. A medium-bodied smoke, very smooth and creamy-rich with a definate "toastyness" to it.

Review Notes: This is an impressive cigar. It is elegant and impressive with an even burn rich and creamy with a toasy finish. It is medium and bodied and flavorfull and very smooth. I usually smoke them in the mourning, early afternoon or on an empty stomach. It is also expensive but well worth the cost