Review Notes: I'm not used to smoking big cigars, so maybe you can attribute that to my trouble. I felt like I was trying to break in a wild horse or wrestle an aligator. The burn was so uneven most of the way, I just couldn't get it settled until I was down to about 5 inches. the draw was still perfect the whole way, and the taste was hard to beat. I just wish I didn't have to battle it with my lighter for so long.

 Review Notes: I have been smoking these for a long time and very rarely get one with a bad draw etc. JR cigar sells a 5 pack for like $21 something plus tax. You won't find a better cigar for the money. Very smooth goes good with coffee also.

 Review Notes: I want to preface this by saying I am very new to smoking cigars so if you read this and decide to buy or not I would read more. Also keep in mind I have only a couple of cigars from Cuban Crafters to compare this to. Burn - Slow and even through the entire cigar. Ash - Bright white Draw - Easy and not hot Taste - I never taste the flavors that other claim, but I l know it was not bitter like some of the CC I have tries. Top of the cigar is very mild, 1/4 way down flavors start to come out but stays very mild. Half way through it picks up the punch but not bitter. The last 1/4 it got a little bitter but did not have a hot taste to it all. I will smoke this cigar again, but have a A LOT more to try first.

 Review Notes: This is one very classy smoke. Very smooth excellent construction with a good ash and very straight burn for such a long smoke. The draw was very good and it has a very nice aroma. It's a shade light of med in body and has very nice toasted nuts and sweet flowers lol. Kind of like smoking a spring field of flowers, ok not quite that floral, but good none the less. If you like this one try the maduro version, I think it's a bit better.

 Review Notes: Probably, for the money, one of the best cigars you can afford. Also, a great cigar for the golf course.