Review Notes: If you do not like a crappy cigar, then you won't like these abominations. A low stick even for Rolondo Reyes standards. I bought a bundle of these 4 years ago and after smoking a few I gave the rest away to some of my newbie relatives. Harsh, acrid and foul pretty much sums up this cigar even after 4+ years of aging. If you start with crap it will stay crap for eternity. Stay away from these dog turds and shame on C.I. for selling these dog rockets.

Review Notes: First I want to start off saying I'm not a 90 year old man riding around on his lawnmower drinking busch light totally void of a taste bud. I'm a broke nobody who really loves to smoke cigars I got these at cigar international, 40 of them for 49 bucks. I want to smoke a cigar after dinner, once in a while I can afford a premium but this cigar is the bulk of my daily smoke. Yes construction varys and is awefull and it does not burn evenly. Taste can also vary from cigar to cigar and believe me there are duds. But as a cigar smoker this is one of the joys of smoking. You pull it out, inspect the wrapper, roll it around in your hand and smell it. Yes the wrapper can be flawed and you can get a couple sour puffs but overall at the end this is a great cigar for the price range and the masses can't be too off when it's the highest shipped cigar in cigar international auto ship program.

Review Notes: i didn't have high expectations for this cigar, and sometimes you're pleasantly surprised in that situation. This was not the case here. The construction of the cigar was soft, allowing a really unpleasant ash flavor to roll through the cigar. The burn was uneven and the pre-lgiht on post-light aroma was horrible. At $0.6 / stick, I wasn't as upset as I might have been if I'd paid more ... I don't think I'll give these another chance, they were pretty bad.

Review Notes: I bought these with expectations that were not overly high, yet I was looking for a decent everyday cigar or garage cigar. I ordered the Torpedo Maduro. After some of the reviews I had read on other websites, I had somewhat high expectations. I was disappointed with the result. Yes, I only paid about a buck a stick, but I expected better. These cigars obviously lacked any aging as the smell of ammonia was quite obvious. With this in mind, they were sour and bittter, lacking a relative sweet finish I would expect from a maduro. Possibly some aging would help and I in turn will put these aside for said aging. I also, after smoking a few, found they burned inconsistently unevenly, which is not uncommon for a "sandwich" cigar. It is hard for me to reccomend this cigar. Maybe the natural wrapper is better.

Review Notes: Man, how can I complain? It was a decent tasting cigar that I smoked while hiking with the black dogs. The whole Flor del Todo line cost next to nothing. I knew they were a value cigar when I bought them!