Review Notes: Presents a slightly oily, somewhat toothy and veiny dark brown wrapper. Feels light in the hand, but full-packed and dense for a big cigar. Draw was just right; not too loose or tight. Tenacious whiteish-gray ash which held on tightly. Nice even burn throughout the entire smoke. No touch-ups or re-lights. Construction and burn-wise this was as good as it gets. However, for a maduro this was an extremely mild smoke. Pleasant flavors of leather, toasted oak, nuts and some mild spice. I smoked a DT Classico Robusto the other day which I believe was a corojo or EMS and that was much more assertive in flavor as compared to this. Still a good smoke - nothing bad at all, just not to style of your typical maduro.

Review Notes: Very nice looking cigar. It was mildly sweet with a hint of chocolate. A plain ol' good cigar.

Review Notes: The cigar look great very well made. The cigar lite perfectly and the draw was excellent. The cigar has a sweet smooth taste but the cigar is way to mild for my taste. It just lack complexity. The cigar at about 2/3 start to get a little spicy but not enough for my taste

Review Notes: What can I say, impressive cigar, large, big, dark and oily... well maybe this seem to excite some ladies but not me! Well done construction, pretty nice cigar with shy roasted caco flavours coming out. Pretty smooth, actually too smooth, I wanted a full cigar and this wasn't. Spicy, cocoa hints, coffee flavours with shy leathery notes.

Review Notes: When I first saw this cigar in my local B&M, I was very impressed with it's apperance. Nice, dark, rich-looking wrapper, and a good price, couldn't go wrong, right? It was by no means bad, but almost came off as an "aromatic" cigar if that makes sense, with a pleasing aroma, but a very mild tobbacco taste with very little complexity. In addition to the plain taste, the draw was exceptionally tight, much like trying to smoke the damn thing through a coffee straw. An average smoke for an average price, if you've got two hours to kill and are looking for a decent medium-bodied smoke for under $5.00, pick up a Don Thomas Presidente.