Review Notes: Got a box of Botella as the rest of the line is backordered. The burn is somewhat uneven, but the Botela is a nice addition to the line. Smooth earthy chocolate flavor with hints of coffee.

Review Notes: Over the years I've had the Don Kiki Green Labels, Red Labels, and White Labels and wasn't thus far impressed. They seemed pretty mediocre across the board. The Don Kiki Browns are definately not in that league. It's a drab-looking cigar with a burnt sienna color, and not much to look at. I had to cut a little up on the cap to get a good draw; maybe an 1/8th of an inch, or a little more. It has a bit of a spicy flavor on the lips, but was a bit of a bugger lighting up, especially with matches on a mildly windy day. Best description overall: what an excellent cigar! It had a sorta nutmeg-like, toasty character, with maybe a little black pepper thrown in. The burn was just Ok, and the ash was about average, being silver and a maybe tad on the loose side. A decent amount of smoke was produced with each draw. To me, it didn't seem all that strong. A box of the figurados will put you back about $42.00 with shipping, the most expensive of these look to be the Torpedos, which will probably cost upward of about $66.00 all told. Frankly speaking, I think they're more than worth the money. Highly recommend.

Review Notes: These are great for the money you spend all the flavors are there cocoa spice etc after the initial lite up. I always love the Don Kikis especially the White Label

Review Notes: My first "lumpy" looking cigar. Not bad tasting for the price. It is definitely a "full-bodied" cigar. Quite a nicotine rush for me by the time I finished. Highly recommend this cigar for the price when you can find it on sale.

Review Notes: I liked it. Expect to let it "burn in" about a half-inch to get to the good flavor, but it is definitely there. Construction is very impressive for the money - - - and by the way, these are inexpensive cigars. For what these cost, especially on sale, they are very good. Remember that these are "full", not mild or medium. I think many people forget the lower cost and the full-category when they go to compare with the more expensive stuff. Also, I think it unfair to expect a multiple-fermented cigar to burn "even". This product is not a Phillies nor a Muriel, treated chemically to burn like a cigarette. Try a sample pack if you are looking for a realistic bargain, and judge for yourself.