Review Notes: It's funny that this line of cigars is named Power, when it's really one of the mellowest cigars I have ever smoked. I was able to find a box of these for $89.95, which is pretty much unheard of. I could have probably inhaled this whole cigar without having to gag, cough, or have any kind negative reaction because this smoke is so mellow. But just because it's mellow doesn't mean that it's not satisfying, because this cigar is more than just satisfying. It makes up for it in it's unique coco, almond, and overall sweet flavor. Also has a great finish.

Review Notes: What a great cigar! Nearly every aspect blew me away, the aroma of the smoke even completely adds to the experience, making you want to just devour this guy. Such a well made cigar, and I love the thick robusto size.

Review Notes: This cigar shows off a quite smooth medium brown wrapper with just a few thin veins. Has a fully packed feel, although light in the hand. Burn is strong and even throughout giving off huge volumes of smoke. Has a relaxing easy draw and a tightly layered gray/black ash. Taste profile is quite milder than expected. I would say this is a medium bodied cigar at best. Flavors were a bit too woody for me, at times reminiscent of burning leaves. Some spice and vanilla cream also come through, but the charred wood flavor was a bit too dominant to me. Just an OK smoke all in all.

Review Notes: First off, this is NOT a strong powerful smoke such as a Camacho or JDN Antano. However, it is well built with a lovely wrapper, The draw is perfect with loads of rich, creamy, tasty smoke that has a smooth finish. Plenty of top quality well-aged leaves here! A nice dollop of spice as the smoke progresses, makes this a fine cigar.

Review Notes: I haven't had much luck with Felipe Gregorio's cigars but found a deal on these. This is the first of this line I've smoked so take that in to account. This is a nice looking cigar, the band is a bit overstated and oversized. The Pelo de Oro wrapper is a beautiful dark natural color with no significant flaws. Solid and hefty cigar. Wrapper has a subtle sweet and unique aroma (vanilla?) Cut nicely and draws well. Quite mild at first. After a few more puffs there was flavor, it was just subtle. Ash was flaky and very dark, almost Cuban looking. Interesting to note the wrapper veins left zebra looking black stripes in the ash. My coffee went well with this cigar as the smoke was very creamy. Smoke tasted of wood and straightforward tobacco. I hoped it would get stronger but it never did. I thnk people might try this cigar expecting a spicy nicotine bomb which this was not. Tasty, medium strength cigar. I'll try the next one after breakfast instead of after dinner. Good cigar if you can get them cheap...