Review Notes: I came here to read a review earlier in the week on this cigar after picking up a box on Cigarbid . Just to be sure I went over to the Corona Cigar to get a stick to puff till the arrival. The first thing that stood out was the fact that at Corona they were 7.00 a stick and 122.00 for a box and I had just paid 59.00 on C-bid so I was feeling like a champ and the extra I paid for the local test run would definately be worth it if the stick was a good one. I lit up at the smoke spot and damned if this was'nt a nice smoke. The first puff told me I had a ringer and reminded me of my first taste of the Alec Bradley 1997 Harvest Habano. Not in taste but in the odd but special flavor of the tobacco. Strangely I bought a backup stick just in case and oddly enough the first stick swelled up and burst out of the wrapper not 20 minutes out of Corona. But it was too late because I knew this was a winner. It's a beautiful stick to look at but more like a woman with a smoking hot body and an average face.

Review Notes: This cigar is great! Only about an inch into it as i write this and am loving it. This has a great rating for a reason. One of the most attractive looking cigars I've come across. Excellent construction, beautiful band, fantastic draw, even burn, tasty as all get out! I will be looking into a box purchase of these!

Review Notes: Wow, I beleive this is the first cigar I've smoked that had three bands, with all three toward the head. Yeah, maybe they were trying to hard to make up for a few rough seams that the rollers made on the wrapper, but I applaud the effort. The taste of the 3 Siglos (I found out siglos means century in spanish) is very good. Lots of salty goodness, such as hints of leather, nuts and salt. This stick also had some earthiness toward the band with a bit of charcoal. I smoked this baby on a hike with the black dogs and since I forgot my cutter, I used my teeth, not pretty. Still, a flavorful cigar that I smoked to near the end. Believe I like the robusto better. Though this had some complexity I began to tire of it as I neared the band. Overall, I strongly recommend this to those who have figured out that we smoke cigars and not hype.

Review Notes: I'm a big fan of some of the best out there... smoke Padilla 1932, Padron 64, DP Garcia, yada yada yada.. they're all amazing... however, once in a while I look for a hidden gem at a great price... this is where the 3 siglos comes into the picture... beautiful looking and great tasting cigar... this is a big smoke so I didn't start to get that smooth and complex almond tobacco flavor until about 1" in...then it puffed like a champ delivering a creamy, yet potent flow of flavorful smoke... I'm sure that they'll be even better after a few months in the humi.... CI has them for $60 for 20 right now... that's pretty amazing... highly recommend...

Review Notes: I tried a couple of these because I like the torpedo shape and these looked well made. My first experience was just so so a well made cigar with mild flavor profile not a lot going on but a decent enough smoke at a reasonable price. I followed this up with a box of them and have recently noted a bitter tast about halfway through the cigar that seems to dissapate in the last third. Not sure what has caused this but it is a bit annoying.